Practice Notes: Professional negligence
Back to (hybrid) work we go: health and safety HSAW 1974 after covid-19
Justin Tarka considers employers’ duty of care for employees and workers
Regulating firms' corporate culture
Andrew Pavlovic explores the SRA Guidance on Workplace Environments
Avoiding professional negligence claims
Melissa Worth analyses factors typically leading to professional negligence claims against solicitors – and how to minimise the risk
Taking cover: how to protect from historic negligence claims
Michael Young warns of the implications for firms and retired solicitors after the Solicitors Indemnity Fund closes
Collateral attack
Susanna Heley considers the interplay between court judgments and solicitors’ disciplinary proceedings
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
Veering off default
Matthew Duncan considers the judge’s approach to assessing damages where solicitors had been negligent in creating a trust scheme
A climate for solicitor negligence?
Michael Young explains why he is unsuprised by an uptick in notification of negligence claims during covid-19
Who bears the burden?
John Binns considers the potential impact of imposing an additional burden on firms with the proposed AML levy
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