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Firm fined for AML compliance failure as solicitor faces tribunal

An East London law firm has become the latest to be fined by the Solicitors Regulation Authority over its failure to comply with anti-money laundering rules.

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Delays fall as Probate Service performance improves

The Probate Service has now been issuing more grants per month than the number of applications it receives for a year, with delays now falling, new figures have shown.

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Regulators and lawyers “must do more” for learning disabled clients

Legal regulators have been urged to develop a ‘disability-friendly’ quality mark for law firms, who in turn should hand out ‘easy read’ client information for those with learning disabilities.

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Birss: Costs budgeting-lite and GHR for counsel on their way

The next steps to implement the Civil Justice Council’s 2023 costs review are underway, although it is not yet certain how far the guideline hourly rates will be extended to counsel.

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Commercial firm launches all-embracing legal platform for SMEs

A national law firm has launched a legal platform aimed particularly at SMEs, which combines document generation with training, a ‘knowledge bank’ and advice from its lawyers.

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Leading lawyer “gobsmacked” by SRA review of asylum firms

A leading immigration lawyer was “gobsmacked” by a Solicitors Regulation Authority finding that legally aided work was perceived as being “of lower quality”.

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Barrister-led legal compliance business bought by private equity

Barrister-led legal compliance business Briefed is to merge with a firm of recruitment consultants, following its acquisition by private equity firm Omni Partners.

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CMC partners with university to pioneer housing disrepair app

A claims management company has worked with Salford University to launch an app, backed by artificial intelligence, that identifies housing disrepair.

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Solicitor suspended for role in advance fee frauds

A solicitor involved in advance fee frauds has been suspended for a year on the basis that it was mainly the fault of a convicted fraudster he worked with.

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Family lawyer convicted over offensive text to ex-partner

A family law specialist convicted of sending a malicious communication to his ex-partner has been rebuked by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

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