The representative body for family lawyers has rejected claims that cohabitation reforms amount to ‘state forced marriage’ and would overwhelm the courts. Resolution, which has 6,500 members, accused ...

Taxi driver claimed fee paid for access to bookings was discriminatory because it cost part-time workers more per hour.

Proposed new rights for unmarried couples would amount to 'state forced marriage', a former Bar Standards Board chair said as the government’s consultation on new financial rights and obligations ...

The Solicitors Regulation Authority found that Nancy Ballard, admitted in November 2002, failed to progress the timely administration and distribution of an estate for which she was appointed sole ...

A solicitor accused of insider dealing spoke only to confirm his name during his first appearance in the glass-walled dock at ...

The Ministry of Defence will only have to pay 60% of claimants’ costs after a judge said both parties in group litigation had ...

Former Bar Standards Board chair writes to justice secretary opposing reform plans. Jo Edwards makes some very good points below. Hess has not netted out the cases now dealt with in the constructive ...

A former solicitor who was struck off the roll after he was caught by an undercover journalist giving advice on a sham ...

The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal found that Julie Condliffe, admitted in 2012, falsely told syndicate members that they ...

Court to rule on whether prevention of less favourable treatment regulations apply if a worker's part-time status is not the sole cause of their less favourable treatment.

Mr Justice Constable was 'satisfied that the reduced scope of the quantum trial does not deprive it of real utility'.

Julie Condliffe told syndicate of nurses they were buying investment property.