Tag: Solicitors Regulation Authority

Allegations remain unknown

Lied to police in bid to avoid a speeding charge

Regulator confident lawyers' attitudes to non-disclosure agreements have changed

Spell name wrong in dodgy emails

'Allegations are as yet unproven', says SRA

Regulator doubles down

Richard Collins heads for the exit not long after predecessor

Super-exam was given go-ahead by LSB despite calls to delay

Gave 'misleading information to the police', according to agreed outcome

Hani Hussein also claimed to have completed the BPTC

JLD pens open letter to regulator in wake of controversial whistleblower decision

Solicitor exam success rates range from 100% to 37% at different institutions

Emily Scott was struck off despite reporting firm's fraud

Emily Scott was struck off after reporting bosses' fraud

Other perks up for grabs include open day invites, one-to-one coaching sessions and £500 in cash

Crispin Passmore quit regulator last month

Enforceable salary requirements ditched by SRA in 2014

Yacht, private island or a seemingly endless supply of Nando's?

While regulator attacked over SQE for doing 'violence to the law'

Then unlikes it

SRA reminds lawyers to adhere to professional obligations, particularly when drafting NDAs