Neil Rose is the Director of Legal Futures, a publication that provides news and analysis on the legal industry. With a focus on legal news and developments, Neil covers a wide range of topics including court cases, regulatory issues, and the business of law.
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Neil Rose's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy regulation and government announcements within the legal profession, with a particular emphasis on law firms, solicitors, barristers, and legal ethics. His articles often cover issues related to compliance, employment matters in the legal sector.
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The 50/50 split between individual solicitors and firms in their funding of the SRA Compensation Fund should be changed to 70/30, the regulator has recommended.
The first round of the diesel emissions litigation went to the claimants yesterday, with the High Court rejecting Mercedes’ bid to bind the court to decisions made by the German motor transport regulator.
A solicitor who used his firm’s client account as a personal banking facility did not need to admit that he had damaged public trust, the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT) has held.
Lawyers seem to have forgotten that the public interest trumps the client interest and this needs to change, Professor Stephen Mayson has argued.
A barrister a court found had been fundamentally dishonest in making a personal injury claim has been disbarred.
The Legal Ombudsman (LeO) was right to dismiss a complaint it thought better suited to be determined in court, a judge has ruled.
By: Neil Rose
Solicitors dealing with clients where their mental capacity could be in question should record their meetings electronically, a judge has suggested in upholding the deathbed revocation of a will.
The new, proactive equality duty proposed by the Bar Standards Board (BSB) could lead to litigation with barristers and is unlawful, the Bar Council said yesterday.
Leading serious injury law firm Fletchers is set to make another acquisition shortly and offer to other law firms the services of its team who help assess the viability of cases.
A tribunal has more than halved the fees charged by a leading law firm for advice on the forced sale of a property affected by HS2.
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