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The Supreme Court has provided some guidance as to the limits of solicitors’ undertakings. We look at what this means in practice. In the case of Harc ...
The recent decision in Lennon and another v Englefield and others [2021] EWHC 1473 (QB) provides some comfort for solicitors who are instructed to tra ...
In recent months, there does now appear to be more recognition of solicitors’ personal circumstances which might require the SRA to take a different a ...
Some commentators are questioning whether the SRA will become more lenient in light of increased criticism, both from the Courts and from the professi ...
Residential conveyancers are used to responding to change, this year more than ever. A number of existing and proposed changes continue to challenge c ...
The lockdown arising from Covid-19 has not meant that the SRA has lost its focus on regulating the profession. On 8 June, for the first time it opened ...
This is the first in a series of risk management alerts for law firms. We will be publishing articles which we hope will be relevant to all of the cor ...
The SRA’s approach to regulation during the Covid-19 outbreak – pragmatism but no relaxation The profession, like everyone, is adjusting to the disrup ...
Anyone following the SRA’s social media accounts will know that preventing money laundering is a hot topic for the Regulator. Its #staySHARP campaign, ...
As of 1 May 2019, a new Code for Completion by Post has been implemented by the Law Society in light of last year’s decision in Dreamvar (UK) Ltd v Mi ...
