Jo O'Sullivan and Sean Gordon review 'Frail Professionalism? Lawyers' Ethics after the Post Office and Other Cases'.

Medical agencies and claimant firms have won a points victory in a costs battle in the latest instalment of the long-running dispute over fees.

A solicitor who misled the bar’s regulator about his chequered practice history when seeking to become a barrister has been struck off the roll. Zeeshan Saquib Mian, 47, was admitted in 2007 and held ...

Read an excerpt from John Hyde's Indefensible. Here Lee Castleton recalls his first contact with a Post Office lawyer.

The day former Post Office chief executive Paula Vennells gave evidence to the public inquiry was the day I knew there was a ...

The Law Society’s president and other office-holders could be paid significantly more under proposals to remove the ceiling ...

The FCA yesterday assured solicitors that it will not adopt an adversarial approach when assuming control of anti-money ...

A celebrity florist has succeeded in a trade mark infringement claim against a rival which took ‘unfair advantage’ of her ...

Support charity Inquest fears 'rowing back the rights' of bereaved families will make it harder to hold state agents to account.

For insurers, claims history and premium are not the whole picture. A persuasive renewal submission should also show how risk ...

The SRA has opened a confidential red alert line and since receiving the new designation, this service has received 85 calls, ...

A judge has criticised a litigant who filed an ‘entirely unacceptable’ skeleton running to 300 pages generated by ChatGPT. The appellant in Hancox v Sutherland & Ors filed the document containing ...