The SRA's training reforms are confusing the legal market, explains Max Harris
Last week, we were alerted to statistics, first released by Douglas Scott Recruitment, which seemed to show the number of trainee solicitors had increased by 65 per cent in 2014.
Our first reaction was "this is really great news". However, given the JLD's ongoing interaction with the SRA on these figures, we were concerned that there may have been a mistake due to the confusion which has been caused by recent regulatory changes.
On closer look, the JLD's position is that the statistics released must be incorrect. It appears that the mistake, understandably, arose due to constantly changing
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