
The threat of intervention
It is fair to say that modern practice as a solicitor has its fair share of stressful situations but one of the most stressful and emotional events is the threat of intervention.
It is fair to say that modern practice as a solicitor has its fair share of stressful situations but one of the most stressful and emotional events is the threat of intervention.
Being a solicitor can be stressful, but few things are more challenging than facing a possible investigation. In this article, solicitor Richard Nelson highlights key points to consider if your firm is under scrutiny.
The legal profession is high-pressure, and mistakes or complaints can sometimes lead to disciplinary proceedings. Find out more about what they involve, how they may affect you, and the support available.
Mistakes happen and admitting them can be difficult. Why might lawyers find it difficult to own up to their mistakes and what ethical considerations are at play?
The external pressures of professional practice heightened by inescapable financial demands can feel enormous. But for most of us who go through this, the internal pressures can be even more tormenting.
There are a number of reasons why we need to talk about fitness to practise for the solicitor profession.