Thomas Eggar looks at the overhaul of the SRA's regulatory powers, while Barlows reports on a recent ruling giving solicitors the right to terminate the retainer of time-wasting claimants.
August 05, 2010 at 06:20 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Regulation in the balance – Thomas Eggar’s Eve McBrinn and Katie Papworth on the overhaul of the SRA’s regulatory powers.
Surrender the lost cause – A recent Court of Appeal ruling giving solicitors the right to terminate the retainer of time-wasting claimants has been welcomed by many, but has also created uncertainty. Barlows’ Richard Harrison and Triona Fitzgerald report.
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