David Gilmore#1728

David Gilmore

David Gilmore is a Partner of DG Legal, a consultancy practice which provides advice and support to organisations in the legal sector.

Prior to establishing DG Legal in 2000, David worked for Abbey, Marks & Spencer and the Legal Services Commission in varying senior management roles.

David is an expert in relation to all LSC contracting matters, practice management and quality assurance and has been instructed by a wide range of local and national bodies including The Law Society, the Welsh Assembly Government, the Legal Services Commission, Citizens Advice, Advice UK, the Home Office (Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner), the Legal Aid Practitioners Group, Central Law Training (CLT), and the Law Centres Federation.

He has also provided advice and assistance to more than 600 legal providers over the past eleven years on a wide range of issues including LSC contracting, tenders and appeals, business management and quality assurance. He is an expert in relation to the SQM audit process and is also a Law Society Accredited Lexcel Consultant.

In addition to accepting instructions from individual providers of legal services, his work has been funded by amongst others, the Ministry of Justice, the Legal Services Commission, Business Link and the Baring Foundation.

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Business continuity plan—BCP—flowchart
Business continuity plan—BCP—flowchart
Practice notes

This Practice Note Business continuity plan (BCP) flowchart is designed to help you navigate our BCP Precedents.

How to create a business continuity plan—BCP
How to create a business continuity plan—BCP
Practice notes

This Practice Note explains what a business continuity plan (BCP) is, looks at industry standards requirements in relation to BCPs, and provides guidance on formulating a BCP, including a Business Impact Analysis (BIA).

Business continuity plan—BCP
Business continuity plan—BCP
Precedents

This Precedent business continuity plan contains suggested procedures to help you ensure that if your business is interrupted, you can become fully operational as quickly as possible and, in doing so, protect your staff, clients and any other parties with whom you have dealings.

Business continuity plan—BCP—annual review
Business continuity plan—BCP—annual review
Precedents

This Precedent will help you to conduct an annual review of your business continuity arrangements.

Business continuity plan—BCP—cascade system
Business continuity plan—BCP—cascade system
Precedents

This is a Precedent cascade or communication system that you can use as part of your business continuity plan (BCP) procedures. You should ensure all staff are covered.

Business continuity plan—BCP—key contacts list
Business continuity plan—BCP—key contacts list
Precedents

This Precedent business continuity plan (BCP) key contacts list is a schedule for recording the names and contact details of all personnel and other contacts and suppliers who play a key role in delivering and maintaining the organisation’s BCP and recovery process.

Business continuity plan—BCP—priority list of functions and detailed risk assessment
Business continuity plan—BCP—priority list of functions and detailed risk assessment
Precedents

This Precedent Business continuity plan (BCP) priority list of functions and detailed risk assessment makes up a part of our BCP suite of Precedents. It is intended to help you give detailed consideration to the actions that will be taken in the event that a specific business continuity risk materialises. It also encourages you to review the key elements of the business that are needed to continue trading while considering the impact to those functions that a business interruption might have. This Precedent is produced in partnership with DG Legal.

Business continuity plan—BCP—risk evaluation
Business continuity plan—BCP—risk evaluation
Precedents

This Precedent risk assessment provides examples of the sorts of matters you should consider and examples of mitigation measures you could apply to your own business in conducting your business continuity plan risk assessment. This table is illustrative of common business continuity risks faced by organisations. The specific risks to individual organisations may vary.

Business continuity plan—BCP—schedule of testing
Business continuity plan—BCP—schedule of testing
Precedents

This is a Precedent for a Business continuity plan (BCP) schedule of testing. You should test the BCP to ensure it is effective and document tests carried out and include results and actions taken as a result of testing. You can use this Precedent for that purpose.

Business continuity plan—BCP—Training materials
Business continuity plan—BCP—Training materials
Precedents

This Precedent presentation has been designed as an aid to train your staff on your Business continuity plan (BCP) arrangements.

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