Outcomes Focused Regulation

Calvert, Tracey

Still, Bronwen

Globe Law And Business

Anti-money Laundering Compliance for Law Firms

Brown, Robyn

Hargreaves, Ian

Bell, Amy

Clifford, Anita

ULLAH, ZIA

Craven, Angela

Lyons Le Croy, Deirdre

Ruck, Michael

Legal Education

Compliance and Ethics in Law Firms: 2nd edition

Business

The Law Society

Regulation, compliance and ethics are the three common features of all well-run law firms. Without an understanding of regulatory expectations, compliance duties and ethical behaviours, a firm runs the risk of censure, adverse publicity, and client dissatisfaction. It is essential that law firm owners and managers acknowledge and have strategies to accommodate risk management, regulatory and legal compliance and ethical values in their business. They must also have a common understanding as to how this will be achieved. This guide is intended to provide lawyers with the language, arguments and practical solutions which are needed to make this happen.

Regulation, Compliance and Ethics in Law Firms (Good Practice Guides)

Business & Money

Business Culture

Regulation, compliance and ethics are the three common features of all well-run law firms. Without an understanding of regulatory expectations, compliance duties and ethical behaviours, a firm runs the risk of censure, adverse publicity, and client dissatisfaction.In November 2019, The SRA replaced the SRA Handbook with a new regulatory toolkit called the SRA Standards and Regulations. Solicitors and everyone working in authorised law firms are now expected to achieve the behaviours in the S & R. The second edition of Regulation, Compliance and Ethics in Law Firms has been updated to include the following:* An overview of the changes introduced by the S & R;* Commentary on the SRA Principles and the challenges of ensuring the right response in an individual's professional and private life;* An explanation of the two Codes of Conduct and the correct compliance response in law firms;* Updated disciplinary decisions; and* Case studies from leading practitioners and compliance experts.It is essential that law firm owners and managers acknowledge and have strategies to accommodate risk management, regulatory and legal compliance and ethical values in their business. They must also have a common understanding as to how this will be achieved. This guide is intended to provide lawyers with the language, arguments and practical solutions which are needed to make this happen.

Regulation, Compliance and Ethics in Law Firms

In-house practice is an increasingly popular career choice, both for new entrants to the profession and for individuals moving away from traditional private practice. The opportunities are exciting but the challenges of being a regulated individual in a different environment should not be underestimated.In-house counsel must be able to identify and comply with the non-negotiable regulatory and ethical duties expected of them by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. Whereas private practitioners have the benefit of safety in numbers in a team environment with common professional objectives, this is not automatically the case for in-house counsel. The latter might be used as the ethical voice or heartbeat of their organisation, but it is not uncommon for them to be regarded as the facilitators of advice about how to find ways round obstacles, or to shoulder the blame if there is criticism. Being an in-house solicitor requires an understanding of tensions that might not exist in private practice and knowing when to challenge inappropriate behaviour.This book provides guidance on essential regulatory and ethical knowledge. The challenges of in-house practice are discussed with commentary on the tensions that might exist such as when the business is global or when business risks are not managed properly. There is analysis of team leader responsibilities and a discussion of the pinch points of being employed as lone lawyer. It also contains contributions from thought leaders and experts, and case studies and examples of disciplinary action are used to support your understanding of this essential topic.

The In-house Counsel Compliance Companion

It is a condition of authorisation that all SRA-authorised law firms must have a compliance officer for legal practice (COLP) and a compliance officer for finance and administration (COFA), and that these individuals must comply with regulatory duties imposed on them personally.Now in its third edition, COLP and COFA: Compliance in Practice provides the role-holders, and anyone concerned with supporting the role-holders, with essential information about regulatory and ethical standards and compliance procedures that will support the achievement of these standards and facilitate a good working relationship with the SRA.Written by Tracey Calvert, a former employee of both the Law Society and the SRA, this edition has been updated to include the latest requirements as evidenced by the SRA Standards and Regulations, and includes lessons learned from supervisory and enforcement action.

COLP and COFA: Compliance in Practice

The Power of Inspiration: A Journey of Riches

Self-Help

Spender, John

Vinkel, Cecilia

McKenzie, Debbie

Ledwidge, Linda Anne

Ranchez, Beth Lydia

Ver Fine Ph.D., Janet M.

Dali, Nina

Finch, Victoria

Vacalares, Mariese B.

Motivational

MotionMediaInternational

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