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In brief: You don’t have to repeat compliance with Law Society Rules 3-100 to 3-106 in some circumstances when acting as a lawyer’s agent or receiving a referral.
Rule - Application: Law Society Rule 3-99(2.1)
Rule - Definition of “lawyer”: Law Society Rule 1
Rule - Definition of “interjurisdictional lawyer”: Law Society Rule 3-98
Rule - Record keeping and retention: Law Society Rule 3-107
Practice Resource - Learn more about acting as a lawyer’s agent and client referrals by another lawyer: Client ID & Verification - Frequently asked questions
Practice Resource - Client Identification and Verification - Top 10 tips
Practice Resource - Client Identification, Verification and Source of Money Checklist, includes sample agreement with agent
Rule - Definitions of “financial transaction” and “money”: Law Society Rule 3-98
Practice Resource - Client identification and verification - addressing your questions, Fall-Winter 2020 Benchers’ Bulletin (p. 12). (Note the changes to Law Society Rules 3-102 and 3-104 made on March 8, 2024 that affect limited parts of this resource.)
Practice Resource - Anti-Money Laundering Webinar 2024 at 2:37
Practice Resource - Client ID & Verification resources web page
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