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The impact of rising interest rates on “fair sum” policies
New research shows that higher interest rates are reshaping how firms define fair client returns
Legal aid funding boost opens new housing and debt work across England
New funding prompts expansion of legal aid housing and debt services under civil contracts
Conveyancing body warns reform must protect firms as home buying overhaul looms
The conveyancing association sets out firm conditions as it responds to major home-buying reformsThe Conveyancing Association has confirmed it has submitted its full responses...
SRA fines London law firm after eight years of AML failures
Watermans fined after SRA finds prolonged failures in AML controls and risk assessments
MoJ accused of serving only selected people amid legal aid collapse fears
MPs say weak oversight of legal aid risks excluding vulnerable people from justice
Hogan Lovells pushes ahead with 28 partner promotions before merger
Hogan Lovells promotes 28 to partner in its first round since announcing the Cadwalader merger
ASA draws a clear line on “Lookalike” accident claims advertising
The ASA bans accident claims adverts that falsely imply links to major insurers
SRA hit with £160,000 costs order after tribunal dismisses prosecution
The SDT ordered the SRA to pay costs after ruling its prosecution had no legal basis
SRA fines solicitors firm £21,764 after long-running AML breaches
An Oxford law firm has been fined after prolonged failures to meet AML obligations
Legal Services Board highlights need for ethical reform in legal sector
A new ethics network is planned as the LSB warns of conduct undermining trust and the rule of law