The Solicitors Regulation Authority has referred a lawyer convicted of stalking a legal blogger to a disciplinary tribunal, the watchdog said Wednesday.
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SRA Refers Solicitor Convicted Of Stalking Blogger To Tribunal

By Ronan Barnard

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has referred a lawyer convicted of stalking a legal blogger to a disciplinary tribunal, the watchdog said Wednesday.

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HFW Revenue Rises To £276M But Profit Slips 6%

By Ashish Sareen

Holman Fenwick Willan reported on Wednesday that its revenue rose to a new high of £276 million ($370 million) while profits and partner profits fell by approximately 6% in what it described as "a more balanced year" following several years of growth.

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Morrison Foerster Rolls Out Business Planning For Juniors

By Marialuisa Taddia

Morrison Foerster LLP said Wednesday that it is integrating business development into lawyers' career progression from qualification to partnership, as its new London managing partner seeks to broaden lawyers' skills beyond technical legal expertise.

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LAW FIRMS

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Lloyds PE Unit Backs Brady Solicitors To Fuel Expansion

By Ashish Sareen

LDC (Managers) Ltd. has invested in law firm Brady Solicitors, based in central England, backing its expansion plans as private equity investors continue to explore opportunities in the U.K. legal sector.

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LITIGATION

Ex-Brachers Partner Can't Bring Tribunal Claim Anonymously

By Jamie Lennox

A London tribunal has ruled that a veteran property disputes lawyer cannot remain anonymous in a disability discrimination claim she has brought against her former law firm Brachers LLP and several of its partners.

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POLICY & REGULATION

Law Society Says SRA Ethics Training Plan Is 'Unworkable'

By Ashish Sareen

The Law Society on Wednesday called on the Solicitors Regulation Authority to rethink its proposals to introduce mandatory ethics training for lawyers, warning that the proposals are too rigid.

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