Mother faces £27,100 costs bill for false accusation
£260,000 sought by man wrongly accused of sexual abuse was 'disproportionate', judge rules.
Judge calls for change after two-year wait to resolve child care case
Proceedings to decide children's future care were subject to 12 case management hearings.
Judges not encouraged to 'push' out-of-court resolutions
Retired senior judges call on solicitors to champion non-court dispute resolution in family and children cases.
Burnham urged to go further with bereavement leave for baby loss
Campaigning solicitor urges prime minister to follow Northern Ireland's lead and give grieving parents the right to two weeks' paid leave.
LPAs – unsupervised preparation and signing
Private client.
Avoiding the Manx pitfalls
Family law.
Private client roundtable: 'It feels like it’s devaluing our profession'
Clients’ use of artificial intelligence is changing how they interact with law firms – and not always for the better. Joanna Goodman reports from the Gazette’s latest roundtable
Why child participation in court proceedings matters
Children and young people have the right to be involved in decisions about their lives.
Letters: Legal life beyond London
Despite the assumption that the best work and most ambitious lawyers are in London, I relocated back home to the south-west after just two years’ PQE.
Dolly Parton built a $450m empire. What happens to it now?
Music legend’s death is a timely reminder of the importance of legacy planning.
