Outsourcing Providers
iCOFA
iCOFA – The COFA Institute is part of The Institute of Legal Finance & Management (ILFM) which is the leading education and membership organisation in the legal sector, supporting legal finance, compliance, and practice management professionals across England, Wales, & Northern Ireland.… Read More
Auto Claims Assist
Since 2009, Auto Claims Assist has helped thousands of UK drivers manage their claims after a non-fault accident.
Nexa Law
Founded in 2017, Nexa is an ABS legal services company authorised and regulated by the SRA. We provide consultant lawyers with the ability to deliver their services on a flexible basis, whilst increasing their potential income. Nexa provides lawyers with… Read More
R&R Solutions
R&R Solutions helps retiring and restructuring solicitors withdraw from specific sectors of the legal market, whilst ensuring 100% of the recoverable WIP value is retained by the law firm. We work alongside solicitors, accountants, restructuring lawyers and restructuring specialists to… Read More
Recovery First Limited
Specialist service provider for law firms looking to exit entirely or exit a given area of the legal services market. The services provided by Recovery First Limited were launched at the start of 2013 to coincide with the changes to… Read More
DG Legal
DG Legal is the largest provider of strategic and compliance services operating in England & Wales.
Blog
The power of participation for trainees and apprentices
It’s important as a trainee or an apprentice to get involved in the life of your firm – even under the pressure of discovering how to navigate professional life and now the demands of the SQE.
Is it time to change how law firms view compliance?
Although COFAs often hold senior positions and play an essential role in a firm’s financial and regulatory integrity, the perception of the compliance function itself is still evolving.
From templates to culture change: Lessons from the SRA on source of funds
The SRA’s new thematic review into source of funds and wealth reveals both progress and persistent blind spots, with source-of-funds checks too often thought of as a procedural hurdle.
