Client dropped by solicitors / Wann kann sich ein Anwalt vom Mandanten trennen?

From The Times online: But a spokesman for the Solicitors Regulation Authority said: "...while clients can sack solicitors at any time and for any reason, solicitors can only cease acting for a client with good reason, and usually with notice." One such reason, she said, would be if the client had evidently lost confidence in her lawyers, and continually defied their advice or broke legal instructions or agreements. "Clients are free to say, 'I don't accept your advice.' That alone is not sufficient to dump a client. But if a client has clearly lost faith in that he or she continually acts in a way that is contrary to what they believe is in her best interests, and particularly in breach of a…