Neil Rose is a Director at Legal Futures. He specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on themes such as criminal law, litigation, and international laws, with particular attention to topics like crime, corruption, and tax fraud. Neil is featured in Legal Futures.
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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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Given Neil's focus areas and lack of specified geographic focus, international perspectives may also be relevant if they pertain to broader trends in regulations affecting the legal industry.
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A US lawyer representing Meta has publicly announced that he has “fired” the company as a client, citing “Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook's descent into toxic masculinity and Neo-Nazi madness”.
The Serious Fraud Office has secured its first unexplained wealth order against the ex-wife of Tim Schools, the jailed struck-off solicitor behind the Axiom Fund fraud.
A first-six pupil barrister who accessed a file without permission that helped her with a training exercise, and then pretended she had not, has been suspended for 18 months.
The Post Office inquiry shows that legal professional privilege presents “significant problems of principle and practice” and needs urgent reform, leading academics have argued.
Lawyers’ lack of proper regard for ethics, and their “disproportionate focus” on client interests above all else, means regulators need to take action to improve compliance.
The justice select committee has launched a new inquiry into the county court, “amid persistent concerns over capacity and resources”, after the previous one was cut short by the election.
The COLP at leading City law firm Kennedys has been cleared to failing to adequately investigate concerns about a property development it was advising on.
The Competition Appeal Tribunal has refused to certify a £500m collective action because the proposed class representative was insufficiently independent of her solicitors and funder.
A law firm funder with £25m in the market has launched its own alternative business structure focused on consumer claims and also acquired data breach law firm Hayes Connor.
The government has applied to intervene in the Supreme Court hearing on motor finance, expressing concern that the Court of Appeal ruling could damage the market.
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