Solicitors' Risks in Brief Newsletter - May 2021

Settlement of claims and complaints – how far can you go?

By Clare Hughes-Williams, Naomi Park

Solicitors' Risks in Brief | March 2022

The impact of Google’s £3bn Supreme Court reprieve and other recent data breach decisions on solicitor firms

By Catrin Davies, Hans Allnutt, Adele Newton

Hooray for hybrid? Don’t forget the risks

By Clare Hughes-Williams, Tom Bedford

Solicitors' Risks in Brief | October 2021

Undertakings – a difficult undertaking?

By Tom Bedford

Is your firm ready for the regulatory impact of the whiplash reforms?

By Catrin Davies

Witness Statements: A Paradigm Shift?

By Hannah Gregory, Martin Langley

Data Protection & Brexit for Solicitors

By Justin Tivey, Clare Hughes-Williams

Does a Barrister owe a duty to its instructing solicitor

By Martin Paxton

Tenants’ office requirements post-Covid

By Helen Murcott

Duties owed by solicitors and trade unions

By Astrid Hardy, Parminder Badhan, Phil Murrin

Wasted costs applications on the rise?

By Sophie Ruffles, Catrin Davies

Collateral attack, different parties, seldom an abuse - PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP v BTI 2014 LLC [2021] EWCA Civ 9

By Mark Healing, Phil Murrin

Will Rectification

By James Hazlett, Suzanne Wharton

A Hard Solicitors’ PI market

By Gill Burnett, Paul Davison

Practice Reminders – treating your client account as a bank account

By Clare Hughes-Williams

Regulatory outlook part 2 – a change of approach by the SRA?

By Tom Bedford

Regulatory outlook part 1 – lessons from recent cases

By Tom Bedford

Solicitors’ cyber cover – going quietly?

By Clare Hughes-Williams