Risk & Compliance

Articles

Ethics, conduct, and trust form the backbone of the profession

The SRA recognises that it has some PR to do, with the public and the profession, and we can expect them to be more visible in the coming months, says Kevin Poulter

High Court appointments take women judges to new heights

Steady increase in judicial diversity follows Lord Chief Justice's call for a level playing field

SRA rates itself as 'undertaking improvement' in 'humble' gesture to LSB

Regulator's chair says she will 'not be content' with same grade in 12 months' time

The impact of cybercrime and fee growth on PII premiums

By Chris Marston, Chief Executive, LawNet

The unreliable self-regulation of sport

Gregory Ioannidis discusses what legally constitutes anti-doping in athletics, and how difficult it is to prove any alleged offences

Waiting another 50 years for equality is not the answer

It is unacceptable that child-rearing has been cited as one reason for the divergence in male and female pay, writes Adele Edwin-Lamerton

FDAs and FRDs: Tips for practitioners

Aim to define the issues and save costs, and be prepared for the judge to push the parties further than you might have anticipated, advises District Judge Julie Exton

Do friendships affect the impartiality of judges?

A judg';s familiarity with former colleagues from the Bar can be easily misconstrued, as Marilyn Stowe knows from experience