In this article, I shall be looking at one part of the new SRA Accounts Rules which every legal cashier should be questioning: the meaning of the word “promptly” which appears several times across the new rules.

This article, explores the reasons why you should consider upgrading your Legal Accounts Software now.

In this article we cover all recent changes affecting law firms, legal accounts and their businesses in the current Coronavirus crisis.

In recent years we have seen the rules regarding interest on client money change several times.

It has always been the traditional way to start a practice that the firm creates an office account, a client account and occasionally a savings account for taxes etc. Are we about to see the loss of the client account?

It has always been the traditional way to start a practice that the firm creates an office account, a client account and occasionally a savings account for taxes etc. Are we about to see the loss of the client account?

Why it is so important to have practice management procedures agreed and software configured before work starts!

We have a look at the “simplified” SRA Accounts Rules 2018 which reduces the original book to just 7 pages!

Conveyancing companies in England and Wales now have the choice as to whether they stay with the SRA or move to the CLC (Council of Legal Conveyancers). Let’s compare the SRA Accounts Rules to the CLC Code!

The 2018 legal market. Everyone has heard the word “integration”. Perhaps so often in fact that it has lost all meaning? What is integration? Why is it being highlighted so often? Is it really going to help us or is this another age-old gimmick?