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Professional negligence

Collateral attack

Susanna Heley considers the interplay between court judgments and solicitors’ disciplinary proceedings

01 Mar 2021 | Professional negligence

Operation change: Maintaining the standards expected

Adapting to the post-covid new world requires maintaining appropriate oversight and conformity with regulatory and ethical duties, says Tracey Calvert

01 Mar 2021 | Business Development and Marketing

Veering off default

Matthew Duncan considers the judge’s approach to assessing damages where solicitors had been negligent in creating a trust scheme

26 Feb 2021 | Professional negligence

A climate for solicitor negligence?

Michael Young explains why he is unsuprised by an uptick in notification of negligence claims during covid-19

19 Feb 2021 | Career development

Who bears the burden?

John Binns considers the potential impact of imposing an additional burden on firms with the proposed AML levy

04 Feb 2021 | Crime

Time for change

Susanna Heley explains why she is not convinced a fitness to practice regime is the way forward

05 Nov 2020 | Professional negligence

Before the storm

The causes of conduct that leads to regulatory action are often more informative than

12 May 2020 | Ethics and Compliance

Staying on the right side of the #MeToo line

The tribunal referral of the partner who advised on a non-disclosure agreement in relation to Harvey Weinstein 20 years ago highlights the extent of the ri

20 Apr 2019 | Professional negligence

Lessons learned from Gladwin v Bogescu

Jeff Turton warns of a significant impact to parties who are in breach of orders to serve witnes

22 Sep 2017 | Professional negligence

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