The Gazette’s courts editor was invited to shadow magistrates over several days. This is what she found Magistrates’ courts ...

A former law firm boss who was fined nearly £4m by the Solicitors Regulation Authority last year has now been banned from ...

Alex Norris does hint, however, that Courts and Tribunals Bill may look different by the end of its journey through ...

Parliament confirmed yesterday that Labour’s Catherine Atkinson will succeed Andy Slaugher as justice committee chief following Slaughter’s move to the Attorney General’s Office to become ...

The future racing towards us - unregulated superintelligent AI - is one without law, without the rule of law, without access to justice and without liability.

Frank Kwabena Mensa Bonsu was admitted on 11 January 1955, several months before Manuel Chandri Delgado, who was thought to be the first Black solicitor to join the roll.

Measures imposed must be far more wide-ranging to comply with the government's legal obligations, says letter to PM Andy Burnham.

Office-holder alluded to her role 'in circumstances where it could be perceived as adding weight to her position'.

HMRC increased mileage rate to 55p for first 10,000 business miles but Legal Aid Agency's allowance remains 45p.

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has slashed the number of questions in the Solicitors Qualifying Examination after being ...

Reform of the competition collective actions regime looks set to shake up litigation funding. Rachel Rothwell reports.

The staggering rise in employment tribunal backlogs reached new heights this week, with the open caseload for single claims ...