Tribunal claims rise as progress made on plugging judicial gap
Early stage reports on the up since employment tribunal fees abandoned.
'What about quality?' Consumer watchdog bemoans focus on prices
Family judge goes public to BBC on litigant in person headache
Woman whose daughter was threatened with custody by judge has convictions quashed
Solicitor targets dozens of law firms seeking leasehold compensation
‘It’s breaking my heart’: Barristers say resumption of action ‘almost inevitable’
Ban for solicitor who covered up his mistakes
Harassment reports to SRA double in seven months
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Solicitors 'aiding and abetting concealment of potential criminal activity'
Revealed: HMCTS had already spent £18m on axed debt scheme
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Lord chancellor v Blavo: judgment reserved over £22m legal aid row
SRA mulls new 'test' for solicitor advocates
Future bright for solicitor advocates' 'one-stop shops'
No-deal Brexit would halt European lawyer scheme overnight, says SRA
Law firms face ethnicity pay gap headache
Barristers to face new standard of proof in disciplinary cases
Separate Welsh justice system 'inevitable' says counsel general
Poll reveals 'endemic' racial and gender bias in US legal profession
City profit surge but ‘bumps ahead’
Beware of cyber attacks from hostile nations, spy agency tells law firms
Society speaks out on threat to judicial independence in Poland
Magna Carta writ large
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