Today’s Conveyancer invited Lawyer Checker to advise protecting client money, as part of our SRA Risk Outlook 2016 series.
Lawyer Checker are delighted to announce we have won the ‘Innovation of the Year’ award at the Modern Law Conveyancing Awards 2016. The award criteria states that an innovative project or product must have either:
Fraudsters are remarkably adept at escaping fraud prevention methods you put in place, particularly when large sums of money are at stake. Only one or two law firms need to be duped to ensure cyber
Monday 4th July sees Lawyer Checker launch Consumer Bank Account Checker, a service that further aids conveyancers when remitting funds or receiving funds from their client. Lawyer Checker already provides checks to combat the dangers
Firms are still failing to take basic precautions against cyber-attacks. Lack of employee training around the dangers of cyber security and failure to deliver a consistent message to protect critical client data, may result in
Trust is given readily when you are dealing with a regular contact day in day out, however when it comes to online activities should this still be handed out so willingly? Sophisticated, and indeed not
“Fraudsters hacked emails to my solicitor and stole £340,000 from my property sale” What Happened: Paul and Ann Lupton sold the flat they had bought for their daughter for £340,000. Two days before the set
Experts within the legal industry believe that firms will soon be required to outline their risk management plans to their insurers in further detail, to give substance to claims that they are performing necessary and
The Law Firm Services (LFS) Conveyancing Conference & Awards, which are in their 5th year, are now accepting entries for 2016. One of the most prestigious and recognised events within the conveyancing calendar is accepting entries
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