SRA Codes of Conduct - In-house Lawyers
Data Law Limited
Summary
- Tutor is available to students
Overview
Learning Outcomes
- On completion of this course you will have a greater understanding of how the new SRA Standards and Regulations will affect in-house practitioners
What is the target audience?
- This course is suitable for in-house practitioners.
- It will also be of interest to managers, partners, HR and practice managers
Description
In-house lawyers often are an afterthought to most regulatory discussions. This is arguably true of the SRA Standards and Regulations, in force from 25 November 2019.
However, the SRA have recently published their resources to back up their thinking on the STARs, and the section on in-house lawyers repays some thought and consideration.
This webinar will look at the various roles and the various guidance notes that the SRA have issued, guiding the in-house community through the various considerations.
Delivered by compliance consultant Trevor Hellawell, this webinar will look at the following topics:
• The role of in-house lawyers
o In commercial environments, advising their employer
o In the not-for profit sector, advising their employing body
o When acting for members of the public
• Client care?
• Reserved activities
• PI Insurance – ‘adequate and appropriate’ cover
• The issue of undertakings
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