SQE: There’s an upside to the stress – Legal Futures
While the SQE clearly exerts considerable pressure, under the new regime the work experience element of qualification becomes more important The post SQE: There’s an upside to the stress appeared…
While the SQE clearly exerts considerable pressure, under the new regime the work experience element of qualification becomes more important The post SQE: There’s an upside to the stress appeared…
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has not kicked changes to client account – and the interest solicitors earn on it – into the long grass, its chair warned solicitors yesterday. The…
Regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority for anti-money laundering will feel “very different” for law firms, the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s chief executive has predicted. The post Legal regulators unhappy at…
The chief executive of the Solicitors Regulation Authority said yesterday that he did consider resigning in the wake of the report on SSB Law but decided that “it wasn’t the…
The Mazur ruling likely came about because the Legal Services Act 2007 inadvertently failed to codify what had been custom in the legal profession for a long time, two experts…
Posted by Iain Miller, partner, and Stephen Nelson, senior associate, at City firm Kingsley Napley Many law firms in the last few weeks have been working out the consequences of…
On Wednesday 15 October the ILFM officially launched iCOFA, a new dedicated community for COFAs and compliance professionals. The post iCOFA launch breakfast: Shaping the future for COFAs appeared first…
The Financial Conduct Authority is to take over responsibility for supervising lawyers’ anti-money laundering activities, the government announced today. The post FCA to take over anti-money laundering supervision of all…
For the latest episode in the fourth series of Osprey Approach’s Build Better Habits webinars, the spotlight turns to the critical issue of cyber security. The post Webinar to reveal…
Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue, it’s a business-critical priority. For SME law firms, the challenge isn’t whether to invest in protection, but how to do it wisely.…
Growing numbers of solicitors in England and Wales are exploring consultant solicitor roles as alternatives to traditional law firm structures. The post How to successfully transition from solicitor to consultant…
Express Solicitors is continuing its run of success adding to its rankings in the 2026 edition of the Chambers & Partners UK list. The law firm has been ranked for…
The Competition Appeal Tribunal has granted the first public sector collective proceedings order (CPO), with the Home Office as litigation funder and largest class member. The post Home Office-funded collective…
A self-confessed “cowardly” solicitor who lied to a client for more than 10 years after her medical negligence claim was thrown out has been struck off. The post “Cowardly” solicitor…
A private client solicitor has launched an online tool to help ensure pets are looked after following their owner’s death, incapacity, divorce or separation. The post Solicitor’s online pet tool…