Struck-off ex-solicitor fails with second bid for readmission
SDT took issue with former sole practitioner’s reference to an 'unblemished career'.
Jailed paralegal banned for intimidating ex-partner
Richard Melfi-Wroe bombarded ex-partner with messages and threats.
'Huge blow' for SRA as High Court rules on scope of privilege
Regulator to appeal ‘landmark decision’ that anti-SLAPP campaigners allege will leave the regulator ‘completely toothless’.
Solicitor turned barrister struck off for duping bar watchdog
Tribunal found lawyer’s misconduct ’went to the heart of professional trustworthiness’.
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Hidden risks of using AI in commercial transactions
While artificial intelligence tools can improve efficiency, they also introduce legal, regulatory, and commercial risks that are often underestimated.
Are regulation changes fit for purpose?
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Lawyers must join the calls for international regulation of AI
The future racing towards us – unregulated superintelligent AI - is one without law, without the rule of law, without access to justice and without liability.
PM Law mess was foreseeable, but the SRA wouldn't listen
Profession is likely to end up paying £30m for the PM Law client losses. But the warning signs were all there.
Moment of truth
Do lawyers and their regulators know what drives positive and negative conduct choices?
An old buffer
A scathing report of an independent review of the LSB will do nothing to restore confidence in the uber-watchdog.
