A new magistrate who inadvertently bought a knife into court has been issued with formal advice for misconduct. Agboola ...

An insurer has been denied the chance to bring contempt proceedings against a dishonest claimant after it failed to show it ...

The report finds that: ‘Experience suggests that any future initiative involving digital identity would benefit from a clear ...

The collapse of an obscure litigation funder has sent shockwaves through the UK's legal and financial sectors, exposing ...

Andy Burnham's decision this week to exclude killers and some other offenders from the government's early-release scheme for ...

CLA chair David Whitmore said: ‘A median wait of 55.9 weeks still means people whose cases reach trial are waiting more than ...

A £1.5m government-funded training grant to strengthen the housing legal aid sector boosted resilience, capacity, service ...

In Orton v Barclays Bank UK Plc [2026] EWCA Civ 1025, the Court of Appeal provided important guidance on the proper approach ...

There is a reason the evidence on employee ownership keeps pointing in the same direction. Staff in EOT-owned businesses are ...

‘On benefits? Shows intelligence. Definitely points for that. You see how it works. Put them all on a machine and press the ...

EWHC 2030 (Comm) provides important guidance on the allocation of costs in challenges under section 67 of the Arbitration Act ...

Increased competition among PII providers has delivered greater capacity, stability and choice for law firms. Yet the market ...