Training Providers
LawSkills
What we do LawSkills provides learning & development for Private Client Practitioners LawSkills has more than 30 years specialist experience working in, and for, Private Client Departments. The business is owned and managed by Gill Steel, one of the country’s most… Read More
Compliance Legal
Compliance Legal provide professional risk management solutions to law firms across England and Wales. We have helped new businesses with initial setups and obtained regulatory approval for traditional solicitor led models and commercially innovative licensed bodies. As Law Society accredited… Read More
Lips Legal
Lips Legal have been providing online training webinars for lawyers since 2006 and we are the longest-established provider in the UK. In fact, we pioneered the concept of online CPD and in that time have delivered more than 2,000 webinars… Read More
Teal Compliance
Teal Compliance genuinely cares about its clients, compliance and the wider world. Teal Compliance is led by Amy Bell with over 22 years’ experience in the Legal Sector she chaired the Law Society’s Money Laundering task force from 2015 – 2018 and recently was a guest of the Queen for her services to the UK legal profession. She is a thought leader on the issues of compliance, AML and COLP.
The Legal Training Consultancy
The Legal Training Consultancy is a multi-faceted training consultancy which was established to focus on the in-house training needs of firms of solicitors, barristers’ chambers and corporate legal departments, amongst others.
DG Legal
DG Legal is the largest provider of strategic and compliance services operating in England & Wales.
BARBRI Altior
With over 35 years’ experience in training and development, BARBRI Altior offers personal, professional and practical training for legal professionals. At BARBRI Altior, we take the time to fully understand development requirements, offering specialist legal and essential training tailored to… Read More
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Planning for retirement
8 July 2020
In 2006 I started thinking about retirement whilst founding a boutique practice specialising in partnership and employment law. Ten years later, a friend told me that I would never be able to retire.
Time for a new regulatory settlement
3 July 2020
The problem with reform based on a compromise with vested interests is that it ends up being more pig’s ear than silk purse and the Legal Services Act 2007 is no exception.
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