A review by the regulator pointed to possible conscious and unconscious perceptions among those making complaints.
June 26, 2023 at 06:02 AM
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‘Socio-cognitive biases’ is a likely reason for the overrepresentation of lawyers from ethnic minority backgrounds referred to the Solicitors Regulation Authority, a review has found.
The review is part of long-running research commissioned by the SRA into why such an overrepresentation exists.
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