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Solicitor who gambled £1.2m from client account was ‘looking for help’
Sole practitioners most exposed to risk of stress-induced addiction
9 March 2017
Solicitor who ‘borrowed’ £1.2m from client account struck off for dishonesty
66-year-old ‘thoroughly honest’ lawyer with gambling addiction unable to escape ultimate sanction
7 March 2017
SRA Innovate: A new approach to waivers
Kirsty Peay explains the regulator’s thinking behind its latest consultation on legal services innovation
7 March 2017
Monsters in corporate governance
Even from an unlikely source, in-house lawyers can learn a thing or two about corporate governance and whistleblowing, writes Harry Perrin
2 March 2017
Vulnerable family law clients facing debt to access legal advice
SRA report finds consumers struggle to make informed choices about solicitors
2 March 2017
LSB allows more flexible approach to improve legal diversity
Encouraging diversity is not only the right thing to do, it makes business sense, says SRA
16 February 2017
Why and how the SQE can work
The example of the qualified lawyers transfer scheme shows it is possible to create high-quality exams catering for large numbers of prospective solicitors, writes Eileen Fry
16 February 2017
Phil Shiner struck off over Iraqi claims
Twenty-two counts of misconduct proved, including dishonesty and lack of integrity
2 February 2017
SRA receives more than 200 responses to second SQE proposals
Ongoing concerns over excessive emphasis on multiple choice assessment
1 February 2017
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