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9 March 2022

Client selection: The next frontier in the evolution of legal ethics

'Standards of professional conduct change as time passes. What is entirely proper for one generation may be slightly irregular for the succeeding generation and highly improper for the next.'

Iain Miller

8 February 2022

The emergence of the private medical cannabis market and the risks of private prescriptions

In September 2020, the first NHS prescription for cannabis medicine was issued to Billy Caldwell. This brought hope to him, his family and so many others that this medicine would become readily available to those patients who so desperately need it.

Alice Trotter

1 February 2022

The ICAEW intends to update its disciplinary framework: how might this affect your obligations as a member?

The ICAEW Regulatory Board is currently consulting on proposed changes to the ICAEW disciplinary framework, and is seeking views by 15 March 2022, with the intention to launch a new set of “Core Disciplinary Bye-Laws” and a new “Regulations Handbook” this summer.

Julie Matheson

27 January 2022

New report commissioned by RICS suggests need for significant reform to the real estate valuation sector

In a recent report published by the Standards and Regulation Board of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (“RICS”), a number of major reforms have been proposed to the UK property valuation sector.

Julie Matheson

21 January 2022

What will 2022 bring for audit and accountancy regulation?

Seismic shifts in the audit and accountancy regulatory landscape were set in motion last year, which are expected to continue to take shape and impact the sector during 2022. 

Julie Matheson

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