Law Society encouraged by application numbers but concerned about workload once Hillsborough Law comes into force.

Described as ‘the first empirical study to offer a comprehensive and contextually rich portrait of African women in the legal ...

The quantum trial in the ongoing Pan-NOx group litigation claim will begin today - focusing on Mercedes vehicles found to ...

Legal Services Board says access to information is not enough as survey reveals small businesses struggling to get legal ...

Monteith said the committee cannot work alone. ‘It needs allyship, people in other parts of the system to speak up and ...

A solicitor ‘repeatedly lied’ about having a sexual relationship with a legal blogger he harassed and stalked for months, a ...

A solicitor has failed to challenge findings made against him by the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal after the High Court ...

Don’t let anyone put words in your mouth.’ So declared Emma Price, counsel to the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry, to expert ...

Risk assessments were present in ‘only’ 245 (69.5%) of the 348 cases assessed. The CPS should have requested the missing ...

Artificial intelligence tools are weaponising disputes in the family justice system, according to new research. By telling users what they want to hear, a report says, services such as ChatGPT and ...

The leading costs judge in the jurisdiction has called for a review of the electronic bill of costs – but made clear he is ...

Local government reorganisation will press ahead in five counties, the government has announced – but Westminster’s actions ...