MoJ told to comply with jailed drug baron’s kosher food FoI demands
Society: lifting reserved activity restrictions could threaten UK competitiveness
Tax raids to soar under ‘failure to prevent’ offence, predicts law firm
Senior judge warns on ‘salami-slicing’ of courts service
Solicitor gets three years for client cash fraud
RTA victims injured abroad
Claiming damages from the Motor Insurers’ Bureau following an accident abroad.
A tale of two decisions: Olympic and Paralympic
Why were some Russian Olympians allowed to compete in Rio but all of its Paralympians excluded?
When public authorities clash
High Court judge wondered why no attempt at compromise had been made.
Arbitration – discontinuing claims
The ramifications of serving a notice of discontinuance.
LeO: Handbook overhaul will ‘confuse’ clients
Complaints-handler joins multiple critics of SRA proposals to reform practising rules.
City watchdog urged to exempt legal from new accountability regime
Senior managers regime could erode legal professional privilege and put lawyers in a conflict-of-interest situation, Law Society warns.
Society: lifting reserved activity restrictions could threaten UK competitiveness
Chancery Lane was responding to additional questions from the Competition and Markets Authority on reserved legal activities.
Wales: devolving tax
Solicitors will play a key role as Wales moves closer to the operation of devolved taxes.
Bake Off: game show IP issues
If the BBC decides to launch a new show to replace the Channel 4-bound Great British Bake Off, what trademark pitfalls should it avoid?
Labour finally doing itself justice
It probably won’t win the public over, but Labour is openly wooing the legal profession.
Gateley returns to acquisition trail
Birmingham property consultancy is second purchase since pioneering law firm went public.
NAHL profits rise as it expands beyond mass PI market
Share price value increases by 3% following the announcement.
Insurers will be ‘reluctant’ to pass on whiplash savings – Fitch
Ratings agency says industry will want to see evidence of lower claims costs before cutting premiums.
