A number of recent cases such as The Law Society v Doyle,(High Court, October 2019) and The Law Society v O’ Donnell(High Court , February 2019) underscore the importance of ensuring that deficits do not appear in clients’ accounts. Furthermore, the rise of cyber crime on Solicitors’ bank accounts illustrate the significance of ensuring that strong systems are in place to prevent clients’ accounts from being attacked in this way.
The lectures covers the following topics:
- Teeming and ladling
- Deficits in clients’ accounts
- Deficits due to cybercrime
- Tips for avoiding cybercrime
Teaching methods:
Discontinued 2022.
Duration & pricing:
Net-Duration: 1 hour
To review current booking options, please refer to: 2024 Legal CPD programme
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