News archive
2019
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– October
(66)
- Solicitor “turned blind eye” to pension scam
- Firms with more women likely to adopt salaried partnerships
- Jail for fraudster who was both accident victim and lawyer
- Closing the legal gap through technology
- S&G settles Quindell action for less than 2% of claim value
- Barristers warned over social media misuse “at all times”
- High Court upgrades solicitor’s “lenient” fine to strike-off
- Legal Services Board eyes its own transparency push
- Solicitor used account as bank facility “to save client”
- Thompsons staves off pay strike with last-minute offer
- Lawtech start-up investors ready to buy into in-house tech
- Vote of confidence as Gateley partners extend share-sale limit
- Will your staff have confidence in your compliance officers?
- Barristers take over pioneering motor trade law firm
- Lawyers attack government’s FoI response on whiplash tariff
- LSB could start reviewing regulators’ disciplinary files
- Courts chief: closures weren’t based on “real travelling times”
- Leading PI firm plots post-Civil Liability Act growth
- Permanent secretary downplays MoJ’s funding boost
- Partners asked clients to “absolve” them of any liability
- The new SRA accounts rules – a checklist for compliant software
- Survey: Law firms benefit from efforts to help disabled
- Solicitor struck off for property sting on client
- HMCTS under fire for “carry on regardless” approach to reforms
- SRA on hunt for ‘strategy and innovation’ director
- Report highlights local benefits of ‘nearshoring’
- Solicitor cleared of trying to mislead Ofsted and tribunal
- Partner died in wake of misconduct allegations
- Chambers teams up with law school for advocacy module
- Global investment in legal tech to hit £1bn this year
- Freshfields partner fined over night with drunk junior lawyer
- Solicitor jailed for siphoning client money struck off
- Accreditation scheme goes live for lawyer technologists
- Solicitor secures injunction to stop web harassment
- “Regal” solicitor underestimated wife’s accounts work
- LawCare names mental health champions
- How much is your SEO budget?
- Amazon’s IP service: A first step to Amazon Law?
- Barrister convicted of assault suspended for 28 days
- Trade union firm faces trade union-organised strike
- Tribunal rejects claims from ‘partner’ who sued as employee
- Employment firm combines lawyers and HR consultants
- City solicitor who lied about passing exam is struck off
- Growth in number of solicitors starts to slow
- Brexit “will boost work for notaries”
- Financial services chief to head BSB
- The effect of new technology on the legal sector
- Women face “sticky floor, not glass ceiling” after children
- Cuts to MoJ budget “have been exaggerated”
- Legal advice privilege “survives” company’s dissolution
- Male solicitor suspended for groping and sexting colleague
- Barrister sanctioned for “seriously offensive” tweet
- SRA pledges to speak out on access to justice problems
- Cost of legal aid “dwarfed by benefits”
- LeO wants to publish complaints decisions in full
- New-model ABS brought down by cash-flow crisis
- HMCTS “must collect user data” to ensure digital courts work
- New clients put trust factors “way ahead of price”
- Aspiring barristers “not told reality of obstacles facing them”
- Autumn sees usual rush of law firm M&A
- US firm partner struck off for £25k of bogus expenses claims
- MP calls on SRA to investigate law firm in NHS dispute
- The Ten Legal Software Commandments
- Bad behaviour by male barristers “still abounds”
- SRA could tell law firms to pay for trainees’ SQE skills tests
- SRA “wrong” to sanction solicitor for nanny discrimination
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