Solicitors Regulations SRA

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A solicitor, or any other person employed in a firm that is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), is liable to be disciplined for a breach of the law or a breach of any part of a number of SRA Regulations. The SRA Handbook can be complex and confusing and so it can be easy for an individual or firm to unintentionally fall foul of the SRA’s various regulations. We are specialists in the interpretation and application of SRA regulations and so can advise you and your firm on a wide range of compliance issues. Our SRA disciplinary lawyers have an established reputation and proven track record for presenting a robust defence when representing solicitors before the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal. In addition we can also help …show more content…

In addition to these sanctions the matter could be referred to the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal and the conduct of employees or managers can be referred to an appropriate regulator if they are regulated by another body or require that a non-solicitor not be employed or remunerated by any solicitor etc. without the consent of the SRA. What we do Our experienced SRA Disciplinary solicitors regularly make a significant difference to other lawyers who are under investigation or who need regulatory advice on the following …show more content…

Get in touch If you would like to speak to one of our SRA regulatory solicitors in strict confidence, then please: • Request a free call back using the form on the right • Phone us during office hours on 0845 216 2000 • Email us at help@richardnelsonllp.co.uk. Defence Lawyers for Doctors Our experienced defence lawyers have provided expert legal representation and advice for doctors at every stage of their careers, from Consultants to Medical Students. Our GMC defence lawyers provide expert representation throughout England and Wales to doctors who are not members of a medical defence organisation or who may have been refused representation by their union, for example if the allegation relates to a doctor’s personal life. A doctor may be subject to an investigation as a result of a range of issues relating to their clinical practice or their private life. These can involve misconduct, poor performance, convictions and cautions, health and other adverse decisions by other regulatory

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