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40 Percent of APAC in-house legal, compliance professionals find regulations a challenge
Some 40 percent of in-house legal and compliance professionals in the Asia-Pacific region find changing local and global regulatory requirements a major challenge, a new…Findings From the IBA’s Directory of Regulators of the Legal Profession
IBA’s Directory of Regulators of the Legal Profession In 2016 the International Bar Association’s Bar Issues Commission published a directory of legal regulators as a resource…SRA Report: Technology and Legal Services
Artificial intelligence (AI) will free up solicitors from lower-level work to carry out more complex tasks, a new report concludes. We have published a paper …The Relevance of FATF’s Recommendations and Fourth Round of Mutual Evaluations to the Legal Profession
More than two hundred countries in the world have agreed to abide by the anti-money laundering (“AML”) recommendations developed by the Financial Action Task Force…Technology and Innovation in Legal Services
This research provides a detailed picture of levels of innovation and use of technology by legal services providers. By focusing on technology as well as…Ex Ante Regulation? The Legal Nature of the Regulatory Sandboxes or How to Regulate before Regulation even Exists
Prior to the Global Financial Crisis, financial innovation was driven by so many factors, but the Global Financial Crisis changed the regulatory pendulum, which has…Legal Profession of China in a Globalized World: Innovations and New Challenges
Legal profession is undergoing fundamental changes; and this is the case not just in established legalmarkets. Based on a state-of-the-art sketch, this paper identifies and analyzes the latest…Developments in the Legal Profession: Lizotte, Alberta and Green and the Growing Power of Privilege and Professional Regulators
This article discusses the implications of three decisions of the Supreme Court of Canada in its 2016-2017 term that touch directly upon the “law of lawyers”, that is, privilege issues and legal professional regulation. Lizotte v.…