ICLR Conference 2019 Law Society of Scotland | Edinburgh 4-6 September 2019 ICLR is pleased to announce that the host organisation for the ICLR conference in 2019 will be the Law Society of Scotland and the conference will take place in Edinburgh between 4-6 September 2019. Please hold these dates. We were also grateful to the Kenyan Council…
International Conference of Legal Regulators 2022
Information about our 2022 conference will be posted here as soon as it becomes available.
ICLR 2017 – Panel: “Overcoming Stigma”
A synopsis of panel session 4, which takes place on 5 October at ICLR Singapore, kindly provided by the session’s moderator, Tracy Kepler. Conference materials will be made available to ICLR.net members after the conference. Moderator: Tracy L. Kepler, Director, ABA Center for Professional Responsibility Panelists: Kuah Boon Theng – Vice-President of the Law Society…
International Conference of Legal Regulators 2016
Washington, DC, United States of America | 14-17 September 2016 | A World of Regulation Hosted by the Office of Disciplinary Counsel in Washington, DC, the 2016 conference focused on the core functions performed by legal regulators, and issues on the horizon. Programme Venue Programme Thursday 15 September 2016 09:00 | Welcome | Keynote address |…
International Conference of Legal Regulators 2013
San Francisco, USA | 5–7 August 2013 Topics included: What powers do I need to be an effective regulator of legal services? Risk based regulation The role of intelligence and investigation in legal regulation Fitness to practice, regulatory responses and cooperating with representative bodies Keeping lawyers equipped for practice The challenges of dual qualification The…
International Conference of Legal Regulators 2012
London, UK | 27–28 September 2012 Topics included: Regulating the Changing Legal Market The Regulator’s Identity Crisis Proactive Regulation Competence on Admission Tools for setting and monitoring standards Raising the standard of individuals practitioners Regulating law firms When Things Go Wrong Non-Lawyer Involvement in the Delivery of Legal Services Information Sharing – What Can Regulators…