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New Practice Compliance forecast as at 15 April 2025

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Published on: 16 April 2025
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  • New items we’re tracking this month
  • Updates to existing items we’re tracking

Article summary

Our new Practice Compliance forecast (as at 15 April 2025) is now live. This month we report on items including the Serious Fraud Office’s new business plan, the upcoming SRA diversity data reporting exercise, and current consultations, including one from the Law Society on practising certificate fees .

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