Legal Futures
Legal Futures stands out as a premier source for legal news, keeping you informed about the rapidly changing legal environment. Crafted by experienced journalists, it delivers up-to-date daily reports on alternative business structures, emerging players in the market, changes in regulations, and various innovations. Combining impactful journalism with insightful market analysis, it serves as the go-to resource for anyone wanting to stay abreast of developments in the legal industry. Legal Futures often uncovers significant news stories before they are reported by other trade publications and major newspapers.
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legalfutures.co.uk | Neil Rose
Barristers will be required to inform both their chambers and their regulator about the complaints they receive, under plans published yesterday by the Bar Standards Board (BSB). It said this would help identify those with “disproportionately high numbers” of complaints, among other benefits. “The [BSB] wants to have greater oversight and understanding of client complaints at the Bar, which requires intelligence and data,” a consultation said.
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legalfutures.co.uk | Neil Rose
The Legal Ombudsman (LeO) was wrong to find that a law firm failed to adequately assess a client’s capacity and should pay her £15,700 in compensation, the High Court has ruled. But it upheld LeO’s separate finding that London family law firm Aina Khan Law (AKL) should pay the client £35,500 for failing to update her on the escalating costs of her divorce proceedings.
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legalfutures.co.uk | Neil Rose
A consultant solicitor in a long-running dispute with his former law firm over his entitlement to a share of its fees has failed in his appeal to the Employment Appeal Tribunal. Judge Michael Ford KC held that Employment Judge Elliott in London had rightly interpreted Alastair Dobbie’s consultancy agreement with London firm Feltons as only entitling him to 40% of the fees he charged a particular client, rather than all the fees the firm charged that client.
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legalfutures.co.uk | Neil Rose
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has been given statutory directions to address the multiple failures in its oversight of Axiom Ince. The Lord Chancellor, Shabana Mahmood, has also told it “to take accountability” for its failings, in what may be a veiled reference to the regulator’s refusal last year to apologise.
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legalfutures.co.uk | Neil Rose
A Kent law firm that failed to comply with anti-money laundering (AML) rules for more than 15 years has been fined £120,000 by the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT). It said a “well-established firm” of the “size and level of resources” of Martin Tolhurst Solicitors “ought reasonably to have known that the misconduct was in material breach of its obligations to protect the public and the reputation of the legal profession”.
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