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Accounting for success
Wednesday, 17 February 2010Alison Gorringe, chief executive of the Institute of Legal Cashiers & Administrators, looks at some of the issues around the Solicitors Accounts Rules, such as what to do with small balances left over on a file.
Tags: ILCA, Solicitors Accounts Rules
Posted in Accounts rules, Features, Practice Management, Regulation
The amateur accounts clerks
Tuesday, 16 February 2010My name is Alison Gorringe. I am the CEO of the Institute of Legal Cashiers & Administrators, based in Sidcup, Kent. I am saddened to hear and read bad press about the legal profession.
Tags: ILCA, Solicitors Accounts Rules
Posted in Accounts rules, Regulation
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The lonely role of a COFA: sharing the burden of risk management
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