Risk and Compliance Advanced Accreditation (Legal Practice – focus on Solicitors Accounts Rules) Exam Preparation Training (15 September 2022)
E-learning
This session will run on 15 September 2022, from 9:30am to 1pm.
Course Description
Overview
The Risk and Compliance Advanced Accreditation in Legal Practice is a quality standard for legal professionals managing risk and compliance in a legal practice or department. By holding the accreditation, you will demonstrate that you have risk and compliance technical skills. You will also be able to convey to stakeholders and prospective clients that you have:
- demonstrated your knowledge and skill; and
- attained an objective quality mark at a particular level of competence in these areas
The half-day course will be delivered in a virtual classroom format by Cary Whitmarsh, Head of Risk at international law firm Trowers & Hamlins. It will run on 15 September 2022, from 9.30am to 1pm.
Learning outcomes
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
- Distinguish between client money and office money
- Identify relevant regulatory requirements to ensure compliance with SRA Accounts Rules
- Apply good banking protocols in practice
- Demonstrate enhanced knowledge of financial and accounting reports
- Communicate and train relevant colleagues on Accounts Rules
What this will cover
The course is designed to enable you to gain an understanding and competence of risk and compliance legal practice law. It applies a holistic, ethics-based and strategic approach to legal practice risk management. The training will provide an opportunity to recap on the fundamentals of the subject, revisiting relevant topic areas from the Foundation level syllabus before delving into topics from the Advanced Legal Practice syllabus. This is aimed to contextualise the training, enhancing your opportunity for learning and your understanding of key concepts in preparation for the examination.
The session will cover:
- Review and recap of Solicitors Accounts Rules and financial crime; and
- Solicitors Accounts Rules and interest on client accounts
You can explore the specific coverage of syllabus topics within the full programme.