There is still a lot of work ahead of us to become a modern, proportionate regulator,' chief executive admits.

Case is the first concerning the tipping-off provisions in the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 to reach the Court of Appeal.

Solicitor's 'failings were isolated to a single matter' which happened 'during the exceptional circumstances' of the pandemic ...

The briefing will be submitted in response to the ombudsman’s ongoing consultation on the publication of decisions. Blind ...

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A former employee at a City firm is trying to crowdfund £150,000 to mount a legal challenge against his sacking over social ...

Lawyers are waiting on tenterhooks this week to discover whether a high-profile group head injury claim involving more than 1 ...

High Court stresses that court embargoes are 'fundamentally different' from journalism embargoes after Badger Trust breach.

Court of Appeal judges have called for the Criminal Procedure Rule Committee, prosecutors and police chiefs to ‘address and ...

LSB's final report is 'insensitive' and fails to acknowledge the board's own deficiencies, says legal executive body.

The Court of Appeal has stayed contempt proceedings against a silk – after finding his existing appeal challenging ...