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Legal professional privilege when working in-house - Guidance

This guidance is to help you understand the key issues that in-house solicitors face when considering legal professional privilege (privilege) and how you can navigate them

Understanding in-house solicitors professional obligations employer - Guidance

This guidance is to help your employer understand the regulatory duties and standards you must comply with as an in-house solicitor.

Identifying your client when working in-house - Guidance

Guidance: This guidance is for in-house solicitors employed by organisations not regulated by the SRA.

Reporting concerns about wrongdoing when working in-house - Guidance

To help you understand what we expect you to do when you are concerned about actions taken or decisions made by your organisation.

Reporting concerns about wrongdoing when working in-house - Case study

Case study: To illustrate how our expectations operate in practice

Key points for governing boards, chief executives and senior officers in organisations employing in-house solicitors - Guidance

This guidance is for any organisation that employs an in-house solicitor, to help you to understand the regulatory duties and standards they must comply with.

Identifying your client when working in-house - Case study

This case study should be read in conjunction with the Identifying your client when working in-house guidance.

Supporting your client with interviews during external investigations - Guidance

This explains your obligations when supporting your client in interviews with external agencies.

Does my employer need to be authorised by an approved regulator? - Guidance

A flow chart to assist solicitors, registered European lawyers and registered foreign lawyers in deciding whether their employer needs to be authorised under the Legal Services Act.

Topic:

Authorisation

Registered Swiss lawyers - Guidance

How to practise in the UK as a Swiss lawyer.