Regulators
Funny money: Don't be like Al Capone
With money laundering now a sophisticated affair, Susan Humble warns of the risks of complacency
It’s not fair: BAME disciplinary proceedings
The SRA should take radical action to ensure regulation is fair and proportionate, as Gideon Habel and Emma Walker explain
Law Society president to step down to avoid being ‘a distraction’
David Greene has announced he is to step aside as Law Society president from 19 March
Unregulated barrister and ex-solicitor disbarred for dishonest conduct
An unregistered barrister has been disbarred following dishonesty relating to conveyancing in 2004
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
Collateral attack
Susanna Heley considers the interplay between court judgments and solicitors’ disciplinary proceedings
Integrity and public trust: Avoiding an unruly mess
Esther Drabkin-Reiter examines how the court in Beckwith tied the scope of regulation by the SRA and the tribunal to a proper interpretation of th
How private is a private life?
Gideon Habel comments on the line to be drawn between private conduct within and outside of the SRA’s reach post-Beckwith
SRA prosecution: at what price?
Susanna Heley comments on the regulator’s resistance to dropping proceedings against solicitor Z, despite significant risk to his life
