Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA)

SRA kicks off unrated insurer consultation

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has formally opened an eight week consultation on barring unrated insurers from providing professional indemnity cover to regulated firms.

Editor's comment: The ratings game

The ugly issue of rated v unrated insurers has once again been pushed up the agenda, with news this week that the Solicitors Regulation Authority plans to roll out a consultation on the possibility of a ban on unrated or low‑ranking insurers from its …

SRA mulls enforcement action for firms in PI breach

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has warned it is considering enforcement action after “a substantial number of solicitors” failed to declare their insurance position regarding professional indemnity cover.

SRA urged for clarity on successor practices

Personal injury firm SGI Legal has called on the Solicitors Regulation Authority and professional indemnity insurers to issue ‘proper’ guidance on when those buying work-in-progress will be considered a successor practice.

Legal Market: Joining forces

Mergers and acquisitions in legal markets show no sign of abating. But what is behind the desire to consolidate law firms, and what does it mean for the insurance industry?

Philip named SRA chief

General Medical Council chief operating officer Paul Philip has been appointed chief executive of the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

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