CLC insists referral fees 'legitimate' despite lack of transparency
02-06-2026 15:52 via lawgazette.co.uk

CLC insists referral fees 'legitimate' despite lack of transparency

Specialist regulator's review exposes disclosure gaps and 'largely non-compliant' websites.
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