Professional indemnity

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SRA changes track on discrimination investigation

Professor Gus John's review to look at more cases and take more time

Solicitor who lied to SRA is struck off

High Court backs regulator's hard line on dishonesty

High Court rejects SDT 'racism' appeal

Court cannot find 'scintilla of discrimination' in tribunal ruling

Only 28 firms enter ARP

End to fears of bumper crop as profession shares financial burden

Desperately seeking cover: PII renewal in times of crisis

The demise of the assigned risks pool could not only force dozens of firms to close down, it could also be a honey trap for insurers tempted to compete on price at the lower end of the market. Jean-Yves Gilg reports

ABS diary | Tackling professional indemnity cover

Following her firm's conversion to ABS in April Bernadette Summers expected the renewal process to be paved with new obstacles. She was pleasantly surprised

ARP sinks to only three firms

SRA opts for 'phased approach' when risks pool shuts for good in 2013

SRA appoints expert to investigate discrimination claims

Professor Gus John to focus on quality of decision-making