Many thanks to golden for the write-up of the thread I started a few years ago and still kindly hosted by CAG (a UK, very large, 'non-profit' website covering a wide range of "consumer" issues).
I think it would be tremendously useful if the initial interest in the topic shown here was taken forward and developed with particular reference to non-UK legal issues (which I am not qualified to explain). It can be hard work, but I have found it immensely rewarding, and have 'met' (at least electronically) a large number of people with considerable insight, and sometimes fascinating – and shocking - stories to tell, on the way.
Never leave without a link: here's one I will be posting in the UK thread shortly:-
http://www.speaksooner.org/why-every-patient-should-be-recording-appointments/
There is no good reason why those who earn a living by advising should object to their advice being recorded by those they advise.
With best wishes,
nolegion
I think it would be tremendously useful if the initial interest in the topic shown here was taken forward and developed with particular reference to non-UK legal issues (which I am not qualified to explain). It can be hard work, but I have found it immensely rewarding, and have 'met' (at least electronically) a large number of people with considerable insight, and sometimes fascinating – and shocking - stories to tell, on the way.
Never leave without a link: here's one I will be posting in the UK thread shortly:-
http://www.speaksooner.org/why-every-patient-should-be-recording-appointments/
There is no good reason why those who earn a living by advising should object to their advice being recorded by those they advise.
With best wishes,
nolegion