A screening of the film Ash and Crayons at The Law Society, which is the story of Ukrainian children abducted, maimed and ...
The SRA had been keen to separate the compliance and management roles following some high-profile law firm collapses where ...
Offenders who refused to attend sentencing can already face a fine or up to two years’ additional imprisonment. However, the Ministry of Justice acknowledged that this would do little to deter ...
The Irwin Mitchell Group has been given the choice by the court whether to compensate a client over a deputyship conflict or ...
Law Society practice note gives specific guidance on how lawyers can integrate AI in their practice in line with professional ...
A working group of lawyers and judges has given provisional backing to proposals for a new costs band for solicitors to claim ...
England and Wales' status as the jurisdiction of choice for commerce is not guaranteed to survive in the digital world, the ...
A legal blogger has told a court that he was bombarded with emails and messages from a solicitor over several months, ...
A family court judge has ordered a mother who wrongly accused her child’s father of sexual abuse to pay £27,100 of his legal costs - after ruling that the almost £260,000 sought by the father was ...
Ministers have finally recognised the strength of opposition to curtailing a fundamental safeguard in our criminal justice ...
At the Law Society's AGM last week, there was a feeling shared by everyone that our current regulatory structure is not fit ...
The Race Relations Act 1976 was 'not a finished product', but it was certainly groundbreaking. Catherine Baksi assesses the ...
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