SRA intervenes at insolvent Manchester claims firm Sandstone Legal
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has intervened in Sandstone Legal, a Manchester-based claims law firm, after it went into administration unable to pay its debts. The regulator said it acted to protect clients of the firm's remaining operations.
The intervention followed the firm's administration, with the SRA stepping in to safeguard client interests as the practice wound down its affairs.
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