Malaysia reforms could further restrict foreign lawyers
Proposals could restrict 'fly in, fly out' by overseas practitioners, Law Society says.
Court rejects defendant's bid to exit shorter trials scheme
Court's fare evasion advice fuels online justice fears
Bar confident it can overcome ‘testosterone overdose’
LSB refuses to publish private talks with SRA over Leigh Day
Wills solicitor fined over £75,000 gift from 'insistent' client
Access to justice campaigner steps down as charity director
SRA promises to publish disciplinary study
Listed high-flier Gateley fights professional negligence claim
Ashfords and Boyes Turner call off merger
Wales loses 22 magistrates' courts in eight years
Supreme Court backs insurer in 'unknown defendant' case
Renewed call for quotas to help women become equity partners
Legal services business Axiom to list in New York
Knife ASBOs a 'knee jerk reaction', criminal defence firm says
University claims legal first with 'student law firm'
Beware of IP pitfalls in merger deals, law firm warns
'Catastrophe? It was much worse than that': Solicitor recalls CoA trauma
Retail collapses bring City firms £7m legal fees
Conveyancers under increasing pressure over leasehold advice
Judge caught napping
Obiter can relate to the Family Division judge who chose to rest her eyes during a case hearing.
Art of glass
Mr Justice Mann’s judgment in Neo Bankside Residents v Tate Gallery shows he’s not a particular fan of fashions in modern art. Or of south London.
