John Gould

Senior Partner, Russell-Cooke

If in doubt, ask, then ask again

Ignorance can be as dangerous for solicitors as dishonest and deliberate participation in money laundering, says John Gould

The rotten apple: dealing with a dishonest solicitor

At least one medium-sized firm has collapsed under the weight of unsatisfied ?fraud-related claims, warns John Gould

Will you still need me when I'm 65?

Older solicitors may want to work beyond retirement age and it may be possible to balance their wishes with the firm's succession plans, says John Gould

Indemnity insurance: the sting in the tail

Overselling the firm's financial stability may turn out to be a high-risk strategy, John Gould warns

All that glitters: be wary of new clients instructing over complex transactions

Unless you have real expertise in complex financial transactions, steer clear of opportunities that look too good to be true, 'warns John Gould

Why you must protect your integrity

A decision made in a moment may lead to personal and professional catastrophy, and once that line is crossed it is unlikely that a solicitor will be given a second chance, says John Gould

The common law cannot adapt to modern ideas of democracy

By John Gould, Senior Partner, Russell-Cooke

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