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Solicitors left in limbo

The SRA must act more quickly to investigate allegations against solicitors who have been refused a practising certificate, urges Susanna Heley

How the Accounts Rules can assist with compliance

Changes to the Accounts Rules allow for a closer working relationship between the reporting accountant and the COFA, writes Gavin Hooker

SM&CR: 'An employment perspective

Nick Wilcox discusses just how the PRA and FCA will achieve their aim of moving liability from the corporate to the individual, and how it will affect employment rights

Delivering the 'compliance message

Tracey Calvert gives tips on what strong foundations for a functioning compliance culture should look like

Barristers and CILEx fellows may not have to sit SRA super exam

JLD chair said the SRA was 'selling a fairy tale' over no exemptions to proposed SQE

SRA chief: 'Outdated' Law Society is a trade union that needs reform

Solicitors setting their own standards allows them to 'mark their own homework', says Paul Philip

The SRA needs to clarify its decision-making process

The 'recent decisions' section of the SRA website shows a concerning disconnect between actions and consequences, says Martina Hogg

Lutfur Rahman to face Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal

Disgraced ex-Tower Hamlet's mayor could be banned from practising as a solicitor