Attorneys Act

The Attorneys Act is a legal framework that regulates the practice of law by lawyers in a specific jurisdiction. It sets out rules for licensing, ethical standards, professional conduct, and disciplinary procedures to ensure lawyers serve clients competently and ethically. The Act aims to protect the public, maintain the integrity of the legal profession, and ensure that legal services are delivered fairly and efficiently. Essentially, it provides the legal foundation for the governance and regulation of attorneys, ensuring accountability and upholding public confidence in the justice system.