Avoiding mistakes

 A client adviser could make a mistake by:

• making findings of fact that are not supported by the evidence or based on irrelevant facts
• dismissing certain relevant facts as unimportant without considering the rules carefully
• making conclusions of law that are based on a misunderstanding or misinterpretation of the rules
• giving reasons which do not make clear and logical sense, in light of the relevant rules and the evidence.

This list is not exhaustive.