The Solicitors Regulation Authority said Thursday that it has fined Taylor Rose £160,100 ($216,000) for breaching client account rules over several years.
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Taylor Rose Fined £160K For Client Account Breaches

By Jamie Lennox

The Solicitors Regulation Authority said Thursday that it has fined Taylor Rose £160,100 ($216,000) for breaching client account rules over several years.

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Ex-Rosenblatt Partner Fights To Revive Racism Case

By Adele Redmond

A former Rosenblatt partner argued on Thursday to resurrect his race discrimination claim against the law firm's senior figures and former chief executive, who he is suing for using a racial slur at a work dinner.

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Justice Council Weighs Overhaul To Solicitor Costs Regime 

By Max Austin

The Civil Justice Council launched a consultation Thursday on reforming solicitors' costs, which could change how solicitors bill clients and how disputes over their fees are resolved. 

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ENFORCEMENT

Tax Barrister Suspended After Failed Libel Claim

By Ronan Barnard

A tax barrister has been suspended from practice until 2027, the bar regulator has said, following the failure of his £8 million ($10.8 million) libel claim against former Clifford Chance LLP partner Dan Neidle.

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LEGAL TECH

Legora Snaps Up Legal Startup Qura To Expand AI Reach

By Max Austin

Legora said Thursday that it has acquired Stockholm-based legal startup Qura, which the company expects will strengthen its artificial intelligence research capabilities as competition grows for the emerging tech. 

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LITIGATION

Vape Co.'s Lawyer Beats Rival's UKIPO Email Contempt Claim

By Ronan Barnard

A Chinese vape company and its solicitors defeated contempt proceedings over emails that asked the U.K. Intellectual Property Office to delay registering a trademark pending an appeal, as a London judge ruled on Thursday that this was "nothing improper."

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POLICY & REGULATION

SRA Wants Solicitors To Declare How They Keep Skills Sharp

By Jamie Lennox

Lawyers could be required to sign a declaration detailing how they have kept their skills up to date as part of a stronger regime of continuing competence that the Solicitors Regulation Authority has floated.

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