Neil Rose is a Director at Legal Futures. He specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on litigation, criminal law, civil and family law, as well as construction and real estate topics. Neil's insights and expertise have been featured in Legal Futures and iNews Cayman Ltd.
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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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Solicitors asked by their regulator to hand over privileged client material should ask for a delay while the High Court considers the issue, a KC has advised.
The legal profession’s negativity about the Solicitors Regulation Authority has increased markedly, but most are still positive about it, according its own research.
The Legal Ombudsman will this month set out stronger incentives for lawyers to resolve complaints by reforming the operation of the case fee regime, Legal Futures can reveal.
The Legal Ombudsman is open to a discussion on it replacing the courts for costs disputes between solicitors and their clients – but would not be in a position to actually do it for some time.
The government is to develop AI legal assistants to speed up the work of the Crown Court as one of a series of new technology projects announced today.
A North-West consumer claims law firm that was facing a winding-up petition has paid its debt and expects the matter to be formally concluded soon.
The Divisional Court has rejected the high-profile challenge by a litigation funder to its return from the Merricks Mastercard claim, which settled for £200m.
Law firms may for the first time have to pay a case fee for complaints dismissed by the Legal Ombudsman, under new proposals published yesterday.
Serious wrongdoing by solicitors may be shielded from regulatory action if the SRA does not have the right to view privileged material, the High Court will be told next month.
The SRA has issued substantially revised guidance on effective supervision, setting out in detail how firms can delegate legal work to non-authorised staff following Mazur.
