Barrister who made lewd remarks to mini-pupil loses suspension appeal
Tribunal had found that barrister in his 40s made the comments to 19-year-old work experience student.
City veteran loses appeal against strike-off
Tony Guise, 64, was found to have dishonestly transferred £350,000 out of his firm’s client account in 2014 and 2015.
'Good start': 53% pass first SQE assessment
Solicitors Regulation Authority says first tranche of results under new qualification route suggest exam was 'robust, fair and reliable'.
Blacker banned from CILEX for not disclosing chequered past
Former solicitor-advocate did not include details of conviction and bankruptcy in application to join.
What to look out for in 2022
Regulation and compliance.
Why is the SRA so slow to do its job?
Regulation.
Tackling cyber threats as the pandemic abates
Insider dealing.
We must do something to level the playing field in the SDT
Radical change may not be realistic but workable solutions can be found.
Crypto: Let’s party like it’s 1996
The current NFT craze may feel like 17th century tulip-mania. But what if it’s more like the birth of the worldwide web?
Can we trust the LSB to comment on the rule of law?
There is a snag in the Legal Services Board's concern about the increasing public criticism of legal professionals.
Not a way to regulate lawyers
A look at how lawyers in other jurisdictions are regulated. Would another system be better than ours?
