Acting for buyer and seller – Can you? Should you? The SRA says solicitors should not “generally” be acting for buyer and seller due to client conflict concerns. But is that correct? At [...]
The SRA says solicitors should not “generally” be acting for buyer and seller due to client conflict concerns. But is that correct? At the recent SRA COLP & COFA conference (Your compliance [...]
Fraud and cybercrime: What law firms need to know We recently had the pleasure of hosting a fraud and cybercrime webinar with expert barrister Adam Richardson of 1 Essex Court. The session was [...]
We recently had the pleasure of hosting a fraud and cybercrime webinar with expert barrister Adam Richardson of 1 Essex Court. The session was very interesting, enlightening and practical. And to [...]
This week the SRA Risk Outlook 2021-2022 was launched (‘What is the new normal? Challenges and opportunities for law firms after the lockdowns’), in time for the annual SRA Compliance [...]
Carly Fallon looks at the best way to proceed in this tricky DAML situation. Picture the scene. You’re troubled by a strange transaction and have made a suspicious activity report to the National [...]
At last week’s Legal Futures Innovation conference, it was said that there is interest from US private equity investors in the UK litigation market. We spoke to Chris Clay at Escalate to [...]
On 2nd November 2021 the Treasury updated its list of High Risk Jurisdictions for AML purposes, following on from decisions by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). Those countries with an [...]
‘Productising’ legal services Service businesses are hard to scale. Lawyers know this better than anyone. Income is intrinsically linked to time spent, even when working on a fixed [...]
Samantha Bray looks at the pros and cons of using services like WhatsApp to communicate with clients. At a recent SRA event (‘Innovation – making business ideas a reality’), there was a short [...]
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