Does my law practice have to terminate the Certificate of Registration ("CoR") of a lawyer who will be seconded?

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The lawyer should retain the CoR if s/he continues to provide legal services through the law practice entity that s/he is registered with, and be covered by the law practice's professional indemnity insurance.

Does my law practice have to terminate the Certificate of Registration ("CoR") of a lawyer who will be seconded?

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