Tag: SRA
Tribunal praises trainee solicitor who ‘picked up pieces’ after boss abandoned firm to go ‘travelling’
Rookie left to face 'angry clients'
SRA to make decision on SQE1 skills assessment in New Year
Feedback from spring pilot advised it be ditched
Strike off for solicitor who helped client conceal damages from ‘controlling’ husband
'Acted out of character'
First speakers announced for Future of Legal Education and Training Conference London 2020
Sales of Super Early Bird Tickets end this Friday
Legal Services Board: super-exam isn’t a done deal
Super-regulator flags concerns over quality and cost
Lawyers joining Extinction Rebellion protests risk disciplinary action, solicitor warns
Leigh Day associate Gideon Habel advises legally-minded protestors to carry out 'risk analysis' before hitting the streets
Harassment reporting app and legal chatbot for people with learning disabilities among SRA tech challenge finalists
Eight teams secure £50,000 in funding
Document deception sees trainee solicitor removed from profession
Rookie says he's learned from experience
Ex-Akin Gump partner to face disciplinary tribunal over ‘amended’ taxi receipts and expense claims
US giant left 'deeply troubled'
New tribunal date set for Allen & Overy partner who helped draft Weinstein NDA
Mark Mansell to face SDT on 5 December
£1,500 fine for criminal solicitor who made ‘inappropriate’ social media posts about client cases
Some disclosed 'confidential information'
London lawyer who tried to pinch mobile phones at Dubai airport struck off
Ordered to pay £8,500 in costs
Super-exam pilot results: make SQE1 the theory test and leave practical skills for SQE2
Testing skills during SQE1 doesn’t really work, says examiner
Junior lawyers seek to have approval of the SQE overturned
Letter to Justice Committee aims to skewer super-exam
How one law school is preparing for the biggest shake-up to legal education in a generation
Andrew Chadwick, dean of BPP University Law School, discusses the SQE, technology and the opportunities ahead
New solicitor super-exam to be ‘substantially cheaper’ than LPC
Exclusive: Cost of law school set to plunge, but concerns about "dumbing down" persist
Country’s most followed law student publicly slams the LPC
Saffron Sheriff thinks it “really isn't living up to its price tag”
Aspiring solicitor’s training contract deemed worthless after she was left unsupervised for 15 months
Supervisor took maternity leave without arranging appropriate support
Lord Harley ‘takes legal action’ against the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal for refusing to hear his case in the North
Another twist in long-running saga of controversial solicitor-advocate
Professional bodies over-taxing solicitors to tune of £2.4 million, says top regulator
Practising fee remains steady despite tumbling Solicitor Regulation Authority costs, as Law Society wants a bigger slice of pie