SRA in bid to increase fines for misconduct

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Neil Rose at Legal Futures exclusively revealed the news that the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) have put plans in place that will see them increase their power when it comes to fining law firms.

What could this new power mean for law firms?

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