Ethics and Compliance

Articles

Hiding in plain sight

Neurodivergent lawyers face unique challenges but are a gift to the profession – if only they were more visible. Nicola Laver reports

Influencing the influencers

Individual's use of social media in the workplace raises significant issues for firms, says Gabriel Habel

Dementia champion

Michelle Monnes-Thomas talks about her dementia work and how it affects her legal practice

Progressing LGBT - inclusion

Firms that understand the commitment to progressing LGBT+ diversity and inclusion can attract the best talent, suggests Pippa Allsop

Metoo – trumped by ethics?

Does the SRA treat sexual misconduct cases seriously enough? Jeremy Phillips QC and Esther Drabkin-Reiter consider this following the Beckwith decision

Driving progress forward

Dana Denis-Smith wants to see more action taken to achieve equality for women in law

Toeing the regulatory line

Emma Walker considers the extent to which the regulator will reach into lawyers' private lives 

Before the storm

The causes of conduct that leads to regulatory action are often more informative than the conduct itself, Susanna Heley explains