Aware of the impression he had made--few men were quicker than he at such discoveries--Mr Chester followed up the blow by propounding certain virtuous maxims, somewhat vague and general in their nature, doubtless, and occasionally partaking of the character of truisms, worn a little out at elbow, but delivered in so charming a voice and with such ...
Definition of ombudsman for English Language Learners. : a person (such as a government official or an employee) who investigates complaints and tries to deal with problems fairly.
The Legal Ombudsman defines a complaint as an expression of dissatisfaction with a service. To come within the jurisdiction of the Legal Ombudsman, the complaint must relate to an act or omission about a service which an authorised person (or their employee) provided to: 1  the complainant; or.2  another authorised person who procured the service on behalf of the complainant; or.omplaints to the Legal Ombudsman. The Legal Ombudsman has published data on the type of complaints it receives. We have pulled out the key information to help solicitors understand where complaints come from and how they might be prevented.