Chapter
24
PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY
GRAHAM REID and STUART WHITE
1. INTRODUCTION
What is a professional?
24.1
The concept of a “professional” is an elusive one. The term “professionalism” is frequently used as a synonym for dedication and competence, in circumstances where it is clear that no professional retainer between client and adviser in a legal sense is in contemplation—for example, the manner in which the military and emergency services frequently describe their skills and attributes in publicity materials.
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