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Rob Hailstone 2019

Conveyancers create new initiative to speed up homebuying

A group of conveyancers have joined forces to create a new initiative aimed at solving practical issues that “clog” the conveyancing process.

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Record year for insolvency litigation funder Manolete

Manolete, the listed insolvency litigation funder, said has set out an ambitious growth plan after its latest financial results confirmed a record year in three key areas of the business.

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“Rude” judge sanctioned after throwing barrister out of court

A district judge who was rude to a barrister before throwing him out of court in front of his client has been given formal advice for misconduct.

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Court rejects solicitor’s reasons for missing Dieselgate claim cut-off

A High Court master has refused to allow 5,000 Dieselgate claimants to go ahead after their law firm failed to serve their claim in time.

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Solicitor used client money to keep within overdraft

A veteran solicitor who admitted billing clients for work he had not done to avoid his firm exceeding its overdraft has been struck off.

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SRA urged to consider fee reductions for legal aid firms

The Solicitors Regulation Authority should consider reductions for legal aid firms if it goes ahead with plans for a 29%, or £25m, increase in its funding.

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Rebuke for law firm that failed to perform undertaking for years

A South London law firm that failed to perform an undertaking given during a property transaction for nearly two and a half years has been rebuked by the SRA.

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SRA unveils first two prosecutions from Post Office scandal

The first two solicitors to face the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT) for misconduct linked to the Post Office scandal have been named.

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Study highlights personal cost to in-house lawyers of saying ‘no’

In-house lawyers can pay a heavy price when saying ‘no’ to their employers, especially given the “sometimes horrifying level of toxicity” of corporate workplaces.

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Law firm self-reports to SRA over failed private prosecution

A high-profile law firm has reported itself to the Solicitors Regulation Authority after the Chief Magistrate strongly criticised its role in a failed private prosecution.

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