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SRA intervenes into Sussex law firm following solicitor’s death
Regulator appoints Lester Aldridge LLP as intervening agent to protect client interests
FCA claims market review targets law firms and regulatory gaps
FCA will assess business models, funding structures and consumer outcomes across FCA-regulated claims firms and SRA-supervised law firmsThe Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has launched...
Tribunal suspends solicitor after bullying and sexual misconduct ruling
Tribunal found repeated bullying, harassment and sexually motivated conduct towards junior staff
Former Gunnercooke solicitor rebuked over drink-driving conviction and late disclosure
SRA cited extreme intoxication, a vehicle collision and a nearly three-year reporting delay
Court of Appeal orders SRA to pay 65% of Dentons costs bill
Court ordered the regulator to make a £200,000 interim payment after Dentons’ success in the AML misconduct dispute
SRA imposes strict restrictions on solicitor’s in-house legal role
Regulator bars solicitor from external legal work and reserved legal activitiesThe Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has granted solicitor Andrew King permission to work in...
Court backlogs and CTL pressures spark fears over CPS charging delays
Inspection finds CTL pressures and court delays are affecting case management across CPS areas
UK Supreme Court completes four-day sitting in Glasgow
Four-day sitting combined appeal hearings with education and engagement events aimed at strengthening public understanding of the court’s role
Solicitor Practising Fees Rise Again: What It Means for UK Lawyers
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Solicitors across England and Wales are once again being asked to pay more to remain authorised to practise
SRA rebukes solicitor convicted of harassment without violence
Solicitor admitted breaching SRA Principle 2 following conviction for harassment without violence