Tribunal claims rise as progress made on plugging judicial gap
Early stage reports on the up since employment tribunal fees abandoned.
Woman whose daughter was threatened with custody by judge has convictions quashed
‘It’s breaking my heart’: Barristers say resumption of action ‘almost inevitable’
Separate Welsh justice system 'inevitable' says counsel general
Court rules on first 'follow on' antitrust damages claim
Law Society calls for independent review of legal aid
Pressure mounts for 'direct action’ over reformed fee scheme
Hospitals have nothing to fear from SC judgment, says Darnley lawyer
Judge condemns 'very confused' evidence as multi-million fraud claim dismissed
Anonymity order over mystery 'unexplained wealth' target lifted
City firm trains staff as mental health 'first aiders'
ADR dialogue and costs
Dispute resolution
Multilateral interchange fees
Competition law
Iniquity and the cloak of privilege
Tribunal rules on scope of legal privilege.
The cost of failing to calculate a rent review
Court of Appeal judgment in Trillium (Prime) Property GP Limited v Elmfield Road Limited [HC] 2018 335.
'What about quality?' Consumer watchdog bemoans focus on prices
Legal Services Consumer Panel says clients may be misled into equating high prices with better quality.
Ban for solicitor who covered up his mistakes
Martin Burnett forged signatures and created documents to avoid difficult conversations with clients and employers.
Sleep-ins and the national minimum wage
Supreme Court bid for permission to appeal Mencap decision.
News focus: Land Registry's charter for reform
Registry says it is putting customers first as it unveils initiatives to explore how ‘innovative use of technology could revolutionise the land registration and property buy-sell process’
Negligent firm to pay claimant £78k - despite her 'tainted with illegality' purchase
Court of Appeal judge finds ‘no public interest’ in allowing firm to avoid its professional obligations.
IBA Rome: Artificial intelligence must mean strict liability – and higher insurance premiums
’The law needs to try not to multiply problems of dealing with AI and should not invest AI with legal personality,’ says Nicholas Tse
LASPO ban is 'driving referral fees underground'
NHS Resolution says the idea that claimants want to be represented by a firm 300 miles away 'strains credibility'.
