Tag: Solicitors Regulation Authority

Exclusive: Regulator backs ‘lengthy transition period’, as lawyers speculate advocacy’s place on SQE

Days after Leigh Day lawyers cleared on 19 misconduct charges

One said it was ‘a shameful political witchhunt’

Two partners and a junior solicitor faced charges including pursuing false claims against British troops

SDT said the comments were 'completely unacceptable'

The SRA has confirmed it will not bring disciplinary action against him

Speech highlights key role of law schools

But regulator says it's published everything it can

'You need different roads to Rome'

Clarity among the confusion as SRA confirms it will scrap the LPC and GDL

Junior solicitor in the firing line over accusations firm pursued false claims against British troops

Your questions answered, as we wave goodbye to the LPC and GDL

Solicitor super-exam will replace traditional routes to qualification as soon as September 2020

Innocent until proven guilty?

But SRA says otherwise

Three partners also told to cough up £10,000 each

It's been a busy few weeks for Asons Solicitors

But study hopeful exam will help improve diversity

Regulator issues warning over magic circle mimic

Bethany Shiner and sister Leisha both used to work for their dad’s now defunct law firm

Lord Low of Dalston questioned whether the new vocational training regime would have a negative impact on law schools