SRA

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is the regulatory body for solicitors in England and Wales, dedicated to ensuring high standards of legal practice. The SRA plays a vital role in protecting consumers and supporting law professionals through various services and regulations. They oversee the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) and the Legal Practice Course (LPC), providing essential guidance for individuals pursuing a legal career. The organization emphasizes equality, diversity, and inclusion in the legal profession, actively promoting these values within the workplace.

In addition to regulatory responsibilities, the SRA offers resources for the public, including a Solicitors Register to help individuals choose the right solicitor and access to information about complaints and scams. They commit to transparency, engaging in public consultations, and maintaining an open dialogue with stakeholders. The SRA's goal is to adapt and evolve, with strategic plans set for 2023-2026, ensuring the legal profession meets the demands of today's society while upholding integrity and fairness in legal services.