Compliance & Regulation


Solicitor suspended for offensive comments and bottom pinching

2 July 2026

A former partner at a City law firm has been suspended for a year after he made antisemitic, racist and sexualised comments to junior colleagues.


PM Law’s finance chief disqualified over missing client money

1 July 2026

The longstanding HOFA at PM Law was involved in moving money from its client accounts and then fabricated the bank balances.


KC to face contempt hearing over closing speech

1 July 2026

The KC accused of not following court directions in his closing speech on behalf of a Palestine Action activist is to face contempt proceedings.


Partner transferred £700,000 to client “to avoid negligence claim”

30 June 2026

A former partner in a London law firm transferred almost £700,000 of his own money to a client company to avoid a negligence claim.


Don’t kick transparency rules into long grass, SRA told

30 June 2026

The Solicitors Regulation Authority must publish a timeline setting out when it will resume work on the transparency rules for law firms.


Law firm COFA barred for transferring funds from client account

30 June 2026

The COFA of an eight-office Home Counties law firm shut down by the Solicitors Regulation Authority earlier this year has been barred from the profession.


Solicitor who abandoned firm suspended for 18 months

29 June 2026

A personal injury solicitor who abandoned his firm whilst struggling with health issues and addiction – leaving it to be run by his office manager – has been suspended.


Solicitor used client money to keep within overdraft

26 June 2026

A veteran solicitor who admitted billing clients for work he had not done to avoid his firm exceeding its overdraft has been struck off.


SRA urged to consider fee reductions for legal aid firms

26 June 2026

The Solicitors Regulation Authority should consider reductions for legal aid firms if it goes ahead with plans for a 29%, or £25m, increase in its funding.


Rebuke for law firm that failed to perform undertaking for years

26 June 2026

A South London law firm that failed to perform an undertaking given during a property transaction for nearly two and a half years has been rebuked by the SRA.

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