Solicitors Regulation Authority
(SRA) The regulatory arm of the Law Society: an independent body established in 2007 to regulate the professional practice, conduct, and discipline of solicitors. The SRA admits solicitors to the profession and issues annual practising certificates, without which a solicitor may not practice. It also publishes the SRA Code of Conduct and may take action against solicitors who are found to have breached it; serious cases are referred to the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal. See also legal ethics; professional regulator.
https://www.sra.org.uk/solicitors/standards-regulations/code-conduct-solicitors/
• Full text of the SRA Code of Conduct 2011 from the website of the Solicitors Regulation Authority
- ISA
- Islamic finance
- isonomy
- issue
- issued capital
- issue estoppel
- istisna’a
- itemized pay statement
- IVF
- jactitation of marriage
- Jobseeker’s Agreement
- jobseeker’s allowance
- joinder of causes of action
- joinder of charges
- joinder of defendants
- joinder of documents
- joinder of parties
- joint and several
- Joint Committee on Statutory Instruments
- joint liability
- Joint Scrutiny Committee
- joint tenancy
- joint tortfeasors
- joint venture
- joint will