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Private prosecutions – A route to justice for the charity sector
Sophie Tang
18 April 2019
The Notre-Dame Fire: safeguarding our historic buildings
The sad news on Monday evening that one of the world’s iconic historical buildings was engulfed in flames caused many to question whether other historical buildings around the world are vulnerable to the same fate.
17 April 2019
New CQC quality ratings – Lessons for private doctors and clinics
In advance of the new Care Quality Commission (CQC) quality ratings for independent doctor and clinic services coming into force this month, what lessons can be learned from the recent CQC report on the state of care in independent doctor and clinic services?
12 April 2019
Innovation and data protection compliance: when opposites attract
Getting your black letter law data protection specialists to join your post-it wielding innovators on their bean bags might be challenging but it is important. Perhaps try breaking the ice with some table tennis and piano-led house music (a scientifically proven method).
10 April 2019
SRA AML audits: be prepared
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (“SRA”) confirmed in March that it will be writing to a “large number” of firms (400) asking to see evidence of compliance with the Money Laundering Regulations 2017 (“MLR 2017”). A failure to respond to the SRA request can have regulatory and criminal consequences.
1 April 2019
Think before you tweet – the perils of social media for the accountancy profession
Social media has introduced to professionals a global platform for promoting services to an ever-growing audience in order to network and reach out to new clients. It is increasingly a key focus of marketing strategy. Not only this but it is a space within which professionals can share and acquire knowledge.