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By Paul Jones
In our pre-Christmas article last year and the two years before, we talked about the EU, and of course – the “B” word. This still hasn’t been resolved even now, and we have to await the result of the 12th December 2019 General Election to get an inkling of how that will go. We did ask the following question last year;
“It may be this time next year the question will be “Theresa who…?”
Seems like we were accurate on that one.
By Paul Jones
In our pre-Christmas article last year and the year before, we talked about the EU and of course – the “B” word. Did you know if you say the B word three times out loud to yourself in a mirror, Theresa May will appear to tell you there is no need for a plan B?
By Paul Jones
2017 – the State of the Solicitors Profession
A Year in Review
In our pre-Christmas article last year, we asked what 2016 would be remembered for, the vote to leave the EU (now rebranded as the “EU 27”) or the spate of high profile celebrity deaths? Well 2017 didn’t seem to have as many of the latter, but the whole rumbling mess of negotiations with the EU has dragged on seemingly interminably, and as we write this article, a “deal” has been done. The first stage in the negotiation appears to be complete, but no doubt 2018 will be equally as tedious on the subject.
By Paul Jones
Cpm21 – Anniversary Edition
Yes, that’s right, we’re celebrating 10 years of service to the solicitors’ profession, which began on the 1st of July 2007…
And right from the go, we were busy helping our clients with their issues, whether that was for management of the firm, compliance for the firm, or with helping firms train their personnel.
By Paul Jones
So just what will 2016 be remembered for? The historic vote by the people of the United Kingdom to effect change by voting out of the EU? Or maybe the spate of high profile celebrity deaths that seemed to proliferate throughout?
What the general public won’t know about is all the changes and challenges that the Solicitor’s Profession saw and adapted to…after all, the maxim of the Profession in the 21st Century is definitely “Change is the only constant.” This article is just a reminder about what some of those changes and challenges were…
By Paul Jones
As is our tradition at this time of year, we at cpm21 have taken a moment to reflect on 2013 and its various milestones, challenges and controversies for the legal profession. When we wrote our article this time last year, we thought 2012 had been a year of unprecedented change....
By Paul Jones
2012 - A Year in the life of Management & Compliance Consultants
With the end of the year rapidly approaching, we at cpm21 thought we'd pause for a moment and reflect on 2012 and its various milestones. We'd have to say this has been one of our busiest years as we have supported legal practices through the many challenges and trials they have faced in these turbulent times.
By Paul Jones
Going for Growth
CPM21 Congratulates Peter Lynn and Partners on the opening of thier new Mumbles Office.
By Paul Jones
Swansea and District Law Society Dinner held on 11th November 2011
A summary of the event by CPM21
By Paul Jones
Are You Scared Yet?
Beware of organisations sending out communications to solicitors which amount to "scaremongering"....
By Paul Jones
The Solicitors Regulation Authority is currently consulting on the future of regulation for the profession. At a recent Legal Services Board Open Forum, the SRA revealed some of their plans for what this future regulation will look like. This article summarises some key points.
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