An experienced partner who drew on client funds to try to save his firm from financial ruin has been struck off the roll.

An attempt to overturn the agreed share-out of the £200 million settlement of the historic Mastercard collective action has been thrown out by a divisional court. In Innsworth Capital v Competition ...

Ryans Solicitors specialises in housing disrepair, undisclosed commissions and finance claims, as well as investor action ...

Justice committee says government should have sought consensus from MPs and public before pushing ahead with Courts and ...

The accelerating global transition from centralised electricity systems to decentralised and digitally enabled energy ...

A tribunal has dismissed the Judicial Appointments Commission’s bid to recover costs from an investigative journalist in a ...

Current Law Society president Mark Evans is to become chief executive of LawCare in November, the mental health charity ...

The lord chancellor is correct in thinking that AI will have a transformative effect - but it may not be the one he's hoping ...

The chair of the public access bar association has been fined £3,000 after a tribunal found him to be his ‘own worst enemy’ ...

Surveillance commissioned by MIB between May and October 2024 uncovered evidence contradicting his assertions of disability, ...

Complaints brought by a solicitor in the employment tribunal against the regulator and a legal journalist have been dismissed ...

The president of the Competition Appeal Tribunal has told experts not to submit ‘Disneyfied’ economic modelling, saying she ...