Oligarch loses bid to keep freezing order secret
High Court ruling is latest development in dispute over Russian fishing company being heard in London.
Ireland told to stop blocking extraditions to UK
Appeal court gives Playboy club second chance in negligence claim
Open court statement may not be anonymous - Warby
Anti-terrorism bill 'undermines access to legal advice'
No place for court-like cross examination in public inquiries, Grenfell team says
Government unveils plans to reform 'archaic' divorce laws
Negligent firm to pay claimant £78k - despite her 'tainted with illegality' purchase
Government reveals contingency justice plans for no-deal Brexit
Snowden win: mass surveillance breached human rights, European Court rules
Supreme Court to hear appeal from firm blamed for missed claim
Independent persons and the FOIA
Local government.
Disability and the Equality Act
School exclusions and human rights.
UN mediation convention
Alternative dispute resolution.
Safeguarding – legislation and regulation
Child protection.
'Don't swell the ranks with solicitors' - bar fights training reforms
Future Bar Training proposals would 'unacceptably dilute the high standards rightly required of practising barristers', Bar Council warns.
Solicitors still in the dark over waivers granted to rival businesses
SRA pledged in June to publish details of rules waivers, but nothing has yet materialised.
One-way ticket to an uncertain destination
Clock is ticking on Solicitors Qualifying Exam.
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.
Shorter trials scheme goes permanent
Amendments to Civil Procedure Rules will provide for the Shorter Trials Scheme to operate from next month in the Business and Property Courts.
Solicitors' patient data demands anger GPs
Tensions are rising between doctors and solicitors as GP surgeries complain of being bombarded with requests for free copies of patient records.
Crash course in whiplash
Last week’s Commons debate on the Civil Liability Bill lasted three-and-a-half hours, forcing MPs to miss the latest episode of Great British Bake Off.
