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The SRA has announced that firms can now report their workforce diversity data through a new online facility.
The SRA has completed its first year or authorising and regulating alternative business structures.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has announced the details of its 2013 diversity survey.
The SRA has launched a second consultation, running until 9 January 2017, on its proposed Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE), the single assessment for would-be solicitors.
The SRA has announced an investigation into the role and conduct of solicitors involved in the legal proceedings following the Hillsborough disaster on 15 April 1989, in which 96 football fans were crushed to death.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has issued a new warning notice in light of several recent high-profile law firm collapses, emphasising that firms carrying out mergers and acquisitions (M&As) need to prioritise their clients’ interests.
The Legal Services Board has backed changes proposed by the Solicitor’s Regulation Authority to require managers of law firms to challenge and report unfair treatment of colleagues.
The SRA is currently holding a series of focus groups and running an online survey as part of its consultation into whether it should continue to have a minimum rate of pay for trainee solicitors.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has launched a package of support to help solicitors who may be experiencing mental health issues.
The Stobart Group, famous for its trucks, has been granted an alternative business structure licence to set up a firm of solicitors.
Twenty law firms and organisations have now been granted alternative business structure status, which allows legal services providers to be owned and/or managed by non-lawyers and operate in conjunction with other services.
The SRA is holding a series of talks across the country on the future of the legal profession.
As predicted, the SRA has announced that the minimum salary for trainees will remain frozen at 2009 levels.
The solicitor who accidentally revealed the pseudonym of Harry Potter author JK Rowling has been fined £1,000 by the Solicitors Regulation Authority for breaking confidentiality rules.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has fined eight law firms for breaching transparency rules and one firm for failing to publish diversity data.
The disparity between law conversion and Legal Practice Course and law pass rates at different law schools has become even more extreme, according to a report by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has been criticised for its response to the collapse of Axiom Ince in 2023, which led to the loss of 1,400 jobs.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has laid out its plans to regulate CILEX (The Chartered Institute of Legal Executive) members, including paralegals and students, in a new consultation document published earlier this week.
The chair of the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s equality, diversity and inclusion committee has emphasised the SRA’s commitment to addressing the disproportionately high representation of black and minority ethnic solicitors in the regulator’s disciplinary work.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority’s decision to hold closed board meetings in order to prevent public and press scrutiny is a breach of its regulatory obligations, a leading solicitor in the field has said.