Our Presentation in the SQE Bulletin Published by the SRA – February 2022
On August 31, 2022 by parastatidou.sWhat are they doing? They previously provided QLTS private tutoring and have now moved to the SQE. They offer bespoke training courses and personal coaching for qualified lawyers on a one-to-one basis but will include small group courses/workshops. They identify areas where clients need assistance and focus on helping them master that skill or knowledge.
Hard Brexit Impacts on QLTS
On May 8, 2021 by parastatidou.sThe Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has confirmed that there will be changes to the way foreign lawyers qualify through the Qualified Lawyers Transfer Scheme (QLTS) in the event of a no -deal Brexit. Under current legislation, EU lawyers are able to apply for exemptions on a topic by topic basis from the QLTS- the examinations
SQE – QLTS PRIVATE TUTOR (Online)
On May 8, 2021 by parastatidou.sThe team is headed by Sofia Parastatidou. Sofia has been a lawyer since 1991. She is a native speaker of English and collaborates with international companies both in Italy and overseas in the areas of international law, commercial law and taxation. She is a graduate in Economics and Law. Qualified over 30 years ago as
SQE to be introduced in autumn 2021.
On May 8, 2021 by parastatidou.sSolicitors’ Qualifying Examination The QLTS is to be replaced. The SQE (Solicitors’ Qualifying Examination) to replace the current QLTS system of re-qualification. The new assessment to ensure consistent, high standards for qualifying solicitors will be introduced in September 2021 with candidates facing fees between £3,000 – £4,500. The new SQE system will be divided into
SRA Confirms changes to foreign solicitor qualification criteria in the event of a no – deal Brexit
On May 8, 2021 by parastatidou.sThe SRA confirmed changes to rules, which would take effect in the event of a no – deal Brexit. This applies to non – UK solicitors and how they will qualify in England and Wales. Under current legislation, EU lawyers are able to apply for exemptions on a topic by topic basis from the Qualified
REL’s and their status post BREXIT
On May 8, 2021 by parastatidou.sRegistered European Lawyers (RELs) have now a new status in the UK following BREXIT. The SRA has announced that they will no longer be able to provide ‘reserved legal activities’ after the end of December 2020. Further the SRA will no longer accept applications for REL status after 29 March 2020. RELs will need to