Mr Ribsskog,
I have contacted both firms in order for them to give an explanation
of themselves and will cony=tact you as soon as I receive a reply.
Yours sincerely,
Fiona Dillon.
Mrs Fiona Dillon
CDS Administrator
Legal Services Commission
0151-242-5268 or ext 5268
0151-242-5396 Fax
>>> "Erik Ribsskog" <eribsskog@gmail.com> 22/02/2008 15:51 >>>
Hi,
I'm refering to my earlier e-mail today, and I'm also sending you this
update, an e-mail I sent the
LGO today, that describes more, about the complaint-process, regarding
the
complaints on
Morecrofts and EAD, that I sent you today, and how these complaints
were
dealt with by
the Law Society, and the LGO.
Hope this is alright!
Yours sincerely,
Erik Ribsskog
———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
Date: Feb 22, 2008 3:43 PM
Subject: To Mrs. Wilton, Corporate Services Manager, Complaint.
To: lso@olso.gsi.gov.uk
Cc: general.queries@justice.gsi.gov.uk
Hi,
I called the LGO today, on 0161 839 7262, and I got confirmed, like
Mr.
Gavin
Brown, Operations Manager, is explaining in the letter from 14/2, that
the
LGO, haven't got an appeal-possibility, included in the
complaint-process.
So I've decided that I'm going to follow the Operations Managers
advice, and
contact the Ministry of Justice, regarding the problems that I
orginially
wanted to appeal about.
This is going to take me a bit of time, since I need to go through the
details
of both comlaints. (Ref. 39651 and ref. 40080), and I'm in a busy
periode at
work, so this is propably going to take me at least a couple of weeks.
Anyway, from what I'm suspecting, when I'm using my judgement,
regarding
how many problems I think it was with the Law Society, regarding the
complaints on the Morecrofts and EAD law-firms.
Due to that I think these problems, with the Law Society were many and
serious,
and due to that I can't see the seriousnes of the problems being
mirrored at
all,
in the LGO reports, due to this, I decieded to call your offices today,
to
check
if it really is so, that you haven't got a possibility to appeal
included
in your
complaint-process.
Since I found out, that there is no such possibility to appeal, then I
asked
your
representative, who answered the phone, if one have the possibilty to
complain
about the LGO representatives.
Since I suspect, that there could be maybe some form of corruption
involved,
and that this is the reason, that I couldn't see that the Law Society
problems
where mirrored in the LGO reports.
If it so, that there is some type of corruption, that is causing this,
that
I can't
see the problems mirrored in the reports, then I think this is serious,
and
that
it should contact the person at LGO responsible for handling
complaints
about LGO representatives, regarding this.
So this is why I'm sending this e-mail, so that you get the chance to
have
a look at this, and get a chance to sort the problems that I suspect
could
exist in some form, causing this, the to me obvious misproportions
between how I think the Law Society acted, and how the Law Society are
being described in your report.
So I hope very much that you have the chance to have a look at this!
Please just tell me if there is anything more I should inform about!
I'm also sending a copy of this e-mail, to the Ministry of Justice,
since
I'm going
to contact them later, regarding these problems, so I thought it would
be
right
to be informing them about the problems, as early as possible.
Hope this is alright, and that you have a chance to have a look at
this!
Yours sincerely,
Erik Ribsskog
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