SRA promises new in-house rules by April 2016 as LSB gathers thoughts on reform

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has laid out its timetable to overhaul rules for in-house lawyers in a response to the Legal Services Board’s (LSB) consultation on whether current rules are too restrictive.

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