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If he had 'jacked it in', Anon, he would have been disciplined for failure to protect his clients by having no run-off cover, wouldn't he, or would the 'pool' have allowed him to swim off? Catch 22, or what. I think that what you think my point was was my point. Well, partly. If he had no assets he either practised from home or leased his office. In the latter case does or did he have ongoing rental obligations? Might he have had redundancy payments, VAT or income tax to pay? It is costly even to open one's doors these days. Presumably he could not have sued his accountant if Mr. Roberts was the author of this financial default, assuming he was and that it was not an employee.