News archive
2019
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– August
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- Legal Ombudsman pilots use of formal mediation
- Solicitor misled SRA about dubious £1m funder of his firm
- Consortium trials platform that helps choose legal tech
- Law Society NDA advice for public raises fresh questions
- Solicitors “must think about run-off cover” ahead of SIF closing
- Ince partners make £16m claim to administrators
- Drink-driving solicitors sanctioned by SRA
- Consortium promises new approach to litigation work
- Solicitor struck off for misleading regulator
- Legal charities urge government to delay whiplash reforms
- Crime lawyers call on judges to issue wellbeing protocols
- Solicitor struck off for forging property transfer form
- Managing internal and external procedures to drive success
- SDT throws out money laundering case against solicitors
- Lord Chancellor and Lord Chief reprimand solicitor judges
- Registered European lawyers to have “post-Brexit grace period”
- Tribunal clears solicitor of misleading court
- “Too early” to say online court is the future, research warns
- SRA spells out how to lack integrity without being dishonest
- SRA delay helps “manifestly incompetent” solicitor avoid strike-off
- Firms learn from each other how to be LGBT inclusive
- SRA reveals how £700k Legal Access Challenge cash is being spent
- Listed law firm owner sees shares reach all-time high
- Barrister who obeyed LeO two hours before tribunal spared suspension
- Ex-MP convicted of perverting justice struck off as solicitor
- Moorhead savages SQE pilot
- “Confrontational” trainee was not a whistleblower
- Barrister “threatened police with kitchen knife”
- Asylum lawyers “suffering from emotional toll” of work
- Beyond the buzzword: how we really achieve diversity
- Solicitor “took advantage” of client with literacy problems
- Written pupillage agreements may help counter “shocking abuse”
- ABS conversion allows daughters to keep mother’s firm going
- Cross-regulator IP law firm merger breaks new ground
- Slater & Gordon returns to profit after years of turbulence
- CA: Judge wrong to discharge jury over barrister’s closing speech
- Fostering diversity through innovation
- Court strikes out “incomprehensible” claim against law firm
- Solicitor taken in by “Pope’s banker” fails to remove PC conditions
- Law Society warns of £3.5bn hit from no-deal Brexit
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