Legal Profession Uniform Law (NSW)
314Right of appeal or review of decisions of local regulatory authority
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314 Right of appeal or review of decisions of local regulatory authority
314 Right of appeal or review of decisions of local regulatory authority
(1) A respondent lawyer or a legal practitioner associate of a respondent law practice may, in accordance with applicable jurisdictional legislation, appeal to the designated tribunal against, or seek a review by the designated tribunal of, a determination of the designated local regulatory authority under—
(a) section 290, in relation to a compensation order for more than $10 000; or
(b) section 299.
(2) The designated tribunal may make any order it considers appropriate on the appeal or review.
(3) It is intended that jurisdictional legislation may provide a right of appeal against or a right of review of the designated tribunal’s decision.