The Liberal Democrats will push the government to take further action on abusive litigation used to silence or intimidate people speaking out in the public interest after members voted to make ...

Red faces at the Financial Conduct Authority, which this week maligned an innocent law firm. On Tuesday, the City watchdog ...

A magistrate has been issued with a formal warning for misconduct after she shouted aggressively at a member of staff.

The value of legal services exports from the UK has grown by more than 60% in five years. Research compiled by the Law Society found that exports of legal services rose to almost £11bn in 2025, giving ...

A former paralegal has been barred from the legal profession after his conviction for a campaign of harassment against his ex-partner. Richard Melfi-Wroe, formerly with national firm Keoghs, was ...

Refusing to tell a client what commissions you were paid may be ‘unwise’, but the court cannot enforce disclosure through a Solicitors Act costs assessment, a new ruling has established. The Court of ...

The government now has a minister for AI – the high-flyer Kanishka Narayan (pictured) – and MPs hoped he would be called in to answer an urgent question before the Commons adjourned for the party ...

Regulator to appeal 'landmark decision' that anti-SLAPP campaigners allege will leave the regulator 'completely toothless'.

Specialist courts are to be rolled out across England and Wales for rape and serious sexual offences (RASSO) cases. Every Crown court in England and Wales will have at least one courtroom especially ...

The Legal Aid Agency's failure to adopt an increased mileage rate has compelled embattled firms to make up the shortfall, ...

Public accounts committee tells government to listen to victims who found claim process distressing or retraumatising.

A nine-bedroom home in Cambridgeshire includes a former courtroom and prison cells. ‘All these cases now to be heard by the ...