Duncan Finlyson Articles August 23, 2023 Conveyancing Services – Opportunities and Threats As most high street firms will agree, these are tough times for those involved with residential conv... Read More
Duncan Finlyson Articles July 20, 2023 Warnings on Costs Information, Fees Recovery and Transparency Rules Recent warnings in the legal press as to ensuring firms are paid for the work they do, as with the r... Read More
Duncan Finlyson Articles May 18, 2023 Safeguarding Legal Practices: The Imperative for Solicitors to Prioritise Cybersecurity The recently publicised cyber-attack on conveyancing giant Simplify, and which cost the group nearly... Read More
Duncan Finlyson Articles May 18, 2023 Sanctions and OFSI Compliance Concerns For many law firms potential liability for breaches of sanctions controls may be theoretical but are... Read More
Duncan Finlyson Articles March 31, 2023 Increased Obligations on Money Laundering and Financial Crime: Proliferation Risks A revised LSAG coming into effect on 1 April 2023 introduces changes to the MLRs 2017, including in... Read More
Duncan Finlyson Articles March 17, 2023 New SRA Guidance on the Provision of Banking Facilities for Clients One of the most common compliance problems to arise in relation to the SRA Accounts Rules is the pro... Read More
Duncan Finlyson Articles February 20, 2023 Solicitor Ongoing Competence Following the LSB's "Statement of policy - ongoing competence" there had been some speculation that ... Read More
Duncan Finlyson Articles February 18, 2023 SRA Proposes Rules Updates The Solicitors Regulation Authority has published a consultation relating to proposed updates to a n... Read More
Duncan Finlyson Articles February 16, 2023 LeO Revise Scheme Rules The Legal Ombudsman (LeO) has announced updates to its Scheme Rules, to take effect from 1 April 202... Read More
Duncan Finlyson Articles January 24, 2023 SRA Imposes Higher AML Fines The New Year has seen a growth in the number of investigations into AML processes within solicitors'... Read More