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Twice-bankrupt solicitor who carried on practising struck off

Solicitor misled police and took advantage of vulnerable elderly client

Guilty verdicts will 'flood' SDT with minor negligence allegations

Tribunal should only deal with cases involving 'manifest' misconduct, says Leigh Day's silk

Casino morals in legal practice

Accepting the fact there are rogue solicitors is one thing, but what we have at the moment is a systemic regulatory failure, says Kerry Underwood

What makes an effective compliance team?

Tracey Calvert explains how to reach a position of harmony between compliance professionals and the rest of the firm

All aboard the grand central express

A single, centralised exam must surely be fairer on prospective solicitors, says Jean-Yves Gilg

Bar regulator mulls civil standard of proof in disciplinary proceedings

Move would bring BSB in line with most other professional regulators

Solicitor who made up 'secret trust' legacy story struck off

Solicitor took money from estate to cover up for conveyancing error

Legal innovators urge peers to overcome fear of breaching regulatory rules

SRA reforms will make legal service delivery in unregulated firms 'much easier' in future