Neil Rose is the Director at Legal Futures. He specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on litigation, legislation, and various aspects of real estate, including commercial and residential markets. 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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Two of Lawfront’s group firms - Fisher Jones Greenwood and Farleys - have announced bolt-on acquisitions, taking the number of such deals since 2021 to 10.
Pogust Goodhead is seeking a court declaration that would deny the legality of the notice purporting to terminate its retainer for the Mariana Dam litigation.
The Financial Conduct Authority expects to start overseeing the anti-money laundering efforts of some lawyers “before the end of 2028”, the government has said.
A solicitor responsible for multiple rule breaches – including a shortage in client account – has been fined £20,150 by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority is only adding to the confusion as it changes the rules on who can be compliance officers, its former head of legal has said.
A male judge found guilty of inappropriate conduct towards junior female tribunal staff would have been sacked had he not already retired.
There are to be fewer questions in the SQE, the Solicitors Regulation Authority has announced – giving candidates an extra six seconds per question.
A group of conveyancers has thrown its weight behind calls for the SRA to set out the evidence justifying its changes to the COLP/COFA rules.
A barrister who made improper and inaccurate submissions during his closing speech in the Crown Court has been suspended for his “alarmingly incompetent” behaviour.
By: Neil Rose
The Law Society of Northern Ireland is in turmoil over a row about its chief executive giving a character reference for a relative convicted of historical sexual offences.
