A litigant in dispute with national firm Foot Anstey over his aunt’s will has been sentenced to a month in prison after being ...

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

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The fund, which provides a safety net for client money that is not accounted for or has been stolen, has come under renewed ...

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Tribunal reform in Wales remains firmly on the agenda after the first minister of Wales confirmed he will bring forward legislation for a new system that will also be ready for further devolution of ...

Injuries have risen, yet claims are down. Catherine Baksi considers a growing access-to-justice crisis for people harmed by ...

As historic collective action approaches its 10th anniversary, the prospect of handing out compensation starts to look real.

On 29 May, the Mixed Chamber of the Cour de cassation (France’s Supreme Court, pictured) ruled that préjudice d’anxiété – ...

These two short books are about Mike Johnson. He’s an aspiring law student in Room Four; by the second book, Long Weekend at ...

Independent legal advice for alleged victims of sexual violence will be rolled out across the country, after an evaluation of ...