Join us for a WIN (What In-house lawyers Need) event, in association with The Law Society, as we explore how in-house lawyers can shape culture and manage ethical risk in their organisation.

Recent high-profile cases and guidance from the SRA highlight the vital role you play in upholding ethical integrity within your organisation. Amid intensifying regulatory demands, geopolitical shifts, resource constraints, financial pressure and rapidly evolving technology – your leadership is vital.

This event brings together diverse viewpoints to provide practical insights, real world examples, and a collaborative space to discuss these challenges with your peers.

Join us for:

• An introduction to The Law Society’s new Ethical Practice Framework: a practical tool designed to help legal teams make confident, values-driven decisions with Louise Hanson, Executive Director.
  
  
• Insights from a dynamic panel including:
  • Experienced General Counsel offering practical perspectives drawn from real-world scenarios.
  • Lucinda Soon providing a behavioural science lens on how human factors influence ethical decision-making.
  • Our compliance and investigations leaders sharing experience of incident response, enforcement proceedings and on managing ethical risks.
• An opportunity to expand your network of in-house peers committed to ethical leadership.

Spaces are limited, so we encourage you to RSVP early using the link below.

We look forward to seeing you there.

* Note: This event is not open to other law firms.

Speakers

Will Morris
General - Counsel Corporate
Rolls-Royce PLC

Will joined Rolls-Royce in 2006 and currently leads Group Legal, Security & Resilience, Compliance and Strategic Export Control teams and complex international and business transformation projects. From 2017 to 2023 he managed a global team of 160 specialists in contracts, legal, compliance and risk in the Civil Aerospace business. Will is director of Rolls-Royce SMR Ltd, a joint venture company that is developing small modular nuclear reactor technology, backed by UK government and the state of Qatar.

Louise Hanson
Executive Director
The Law Society of England and Wales

Louise joined the Law Society in 2019 and is responsible for Membership and External Affairs, which includes the membership, commercial, international, policy, influencing and communications work of the Society. Louise was formerly the Director of Advocacy at the Association of British Insurers. Prior to this she spent 12 years at the consumer group Which? as Head of Advocacy where she led award winning campaigns that built on her campaign experience at Oxfam.

Lucinda Soon
Director
Lucinda Soon Limited

Lucinda is a legal ethics and regulatory solicitor of England and Wales, an organisational psychologist, academic researcher and lecturer, and independent consultant to the legal sector. Her work focuses on applying psychology to develop ethical and healthy workplaces and working practices in law.

Tony Katz
Partner & Global Co-Chair (Financial Services), DLA Piper

Tony Katz focuses on regulatory work for financial institutions and global investigations. He has over 25 years’ experience of advising banks, fund managers, insurers, FinTech's and other financial institutions on UK and international regulatory issues and regularly acts on high profile matters involving the FCA, PRA and other global regulators. In his investigations practice he has carried out some of the most complex and sensitive investigations.

Laura Ford
Partner & UK Head of Corporate Crime, DLA Piper

Laura leads DLA Piper’s Corporate Crime, Investigations & Compliance practice in the UK. With nearly two decades of experience in handling complex and multi-jurisdictional investigations, Laura advises clients on serious misconduct issues across the areas of bribery, money laundering, fraud, facilitation of tax evasion, human rights and others. She represents clients in matters concerning key regulatory and enforcement bodies including the Serious Fraud Office, HMRC, and the Financial Conduct Authority.

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