The role of solicitors compliance officers
Data Law Limited
Summary
- Tutor is available to students
Overview
Learning Outcomes
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On completion of this course you will:
- Be familiar with what the SRA expects of law firms in terms of remaining compliant
- Understand the roles and responsibilities of the COLP and COFA and the overlap between both positions
- Be aware of who can be a compliance officer and whether one person can occupy both roles
- Feel confident should you need to report a matter to the SRA
- Have considered case studies which illustrate the changing role of compliance officers within law firms
What is the target audience?
- Practitioners
Description
This course, delivered by experienced lecturer Steph Barber, will provide an overview of the changes brought about by the outcomes based regulation and will consider the impact which this had on law firm management.
Aimed at managers, partners and those who would like to improve their knowledge of law firm management in general, this course will discuss how to remain SRA compliant and will serve as a useful introduction to the roles and responsibilities of the COLP and COFA or a refresher for those currently occupy these positions.
This course will consider the following topics:
- SRA Compliance
- Processes
- Reporting
- Common ground and the roles
- Efficiently run systems
- Material failures or breach
- Confident reporting
- Personal liability of compliance officers
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