Balancing flexibility with compliance: best practice in supervising remote workers

Remote and hybrid working are no longer reactive measures introduced during a period of disruption. They are now defining features of how modern law firms operate. For many firms, the question has shifted from whether

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Last month, Legal Eye’s Alison Holt spoke at the Liverpool Law Society’s ‘Legal Finance in Focus: From Cashiering to Compliance’ event. Here, she shares key elements of her presentation with Today’s Conveyancer, using real examples

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From the accelerating evolution of anti-money laundering (AML) regulation to sweeping reforms to corporate transparency, 2025 has been a year of significant change for the legal sector. Firms have faced shifting expectations, more assertive supervision,

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Legal Eye – a leading provider of risk and compliance solutions – is highlighting the heightened need for robust AI governance within law firms following the Divisional Court’s recent judgment in Ayinde v London Borough

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Legal Eye managing director Paul Saunders took centre stage at the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s annual Compliance Officers Conference 2025, offering practical insight into the evolving challenges of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) compliance. Drawing on Legal Eye’s

On 1 September 2025, a new corporate offence of ‘Failing to Prevent Fraud’ came into force under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA). The offence places a duty on organisations to prevent

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Risk and compliance specialist Legal Eye is highlighting important changes coming into effect from Companies House which will impact how company directors and people with significant control (PSCs) are verified. From mid-November 2025, all existing

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With artificial intelligence (AI) tools becoming increasingly embedded in legal practice, Legal Eye – a leading provider of risk and compliance solutions – is urging firms to ensure they have robust governance in place when

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Legal Eye, a leading provider of risk and compliance solutions for the legal sector, has launched an innovative, interactive risk & compliance health checker – a quick, AI-powered tool designed to help law firms assess

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Legal Eye and Groundsure have teamed up to bring conveyancers a detailed guide to the key contents of the Law Society’s Guidance Note 2025 on climate change and how to advise clients accordingly. The guidance

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Legal Eye has announced an important new update, with the launch of an enhanced Anti-Money Laundering (AML) module, designed to reflect the latest AML guidance from the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). The Legal Eye Academy

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Dealing with client complaints effectively is an integral part of delivering high quality client care. As well as being good business practice, did you know that it is also a legal requirement to deal with

With regulatory expectations rising and enforcement activity increasing, Legal Eye, a trusted expert in legal sector risk and compliance solutions, is seeing sustained demand for its AML Document Review service. Designed for firms that want

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Artificial intelligence is here, and law firms are already experimenting with it. Whether you’re exploring tools to speed up drafting, streamlining conveyancing processes, or supporting legal research, AI is rapidly becoming part of daily legal

Artificial intelligence (AI) offers incredible potential for the legal sector. So much so, it’s already becoming part of daily practice. But as adoption grows, so too do the risks. Without clear oversight, AI can expose

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As Mental Health Awareness Week approaches this May, the legal sector has an opportunity to pause and reflect. Not only on the emotional toll of client work, court deadlines, and high workloads, but also on

Artificial intelligence (AI) is here. And it’s already reshaping the way law firms operate. Whether automating repetitive tasks, improving risk management, or boosting efficiency, AI presents a genuine opportunity for forward-thinking legal practices. But with

Traditionally, lawyers have worked within rigid structures, often tied to large firms with fixed salaries, high overheads, and hierarchical career paths. However, an increasing number of legal professionals are now opting for a more flexible

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is intensifying its efforts to ensure law firms meet strict AML requirements – often conducting audits with little or no warning. Failing to plan for a moment’s notice audit can

As supervisory expectations intensify and enforcement actions increase, compliance is more critical than ever for firms regulated by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC) and the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). Against this evolving risk landscape,

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