| April 2015: Legal Futures Regulation and Compliance Conference In recent years, regulation has cast a shadow that few lawyers can ignore. The first Legal Futures Regulation and Compliance Conference brought together issues concerning the Solicitors Regulation Authority, Bar Standards Board and other regulators, foreshadowing the enactment of 2007 Legal Services Act. With esteemed speakers from these entities, delegates heard directly from those who make and influence the decisions that affect legal businesses. Have a look at the latest legal events and conferences [1] here. Speakers: Sir Michael Snyder, Senior Partner, Kingston Smith Stephen Mayson, Barrister Sheila Kumar, Chief Executive, Council for Licensed Conveyancers Sir Andrew Burns, Chairman, Bar Standards Board Alan Kershaw, Chairman, CILEx Regulation Paul Philip, Chief Executive, Solicitors Regulation Authority Andrew Hopper QC, Solicitor-Advocate Jo Riddick, COLP and MLRO, Macfarlanes LLP Simon McCrum, Managing Partner, Darbys Solicitors Hilary Underwood, Sole Principal, H A Underwood Solicitors David Gilmore, Director, DG Legal Andrew Caplen, President, The Law Society Michelle Garlick, Partner, Weightmans Richard Brown, Executive Director, Willis Amy Bell, Head of Risk and Compliance, QualitySolicitors
| Lived up to its expectation. Lots of useful information. Delegate – April 2015 Really interesting to see how true innovation in the market will accelerate over the next two to three years. Delegate – April 2015 Fantastic up to the minute news and opinion on the issues in the legal market. Please keep it up. Delegate – April 2015 |
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