Obituary: William (Bill) Nash 1948-2021
An 'exceptionally gifted advocate' who was equally commanding in the magistrates' court and Court of Appeal.
Tributes paid to first Muslim QC
Flag at Inner Temple flown at half mast to mark the death of Sibghatullah (Sibghat) Kadri QC, who has died at 84.
Devonshires pays tribute to longstanding medical negligence solicitor
Nicola Bould, who died last month, was a 'deeply caring and considered' lawyer.
Taylor Wessing mourns stalwart who was with firm for 35 years
Real estate specialist John Whitfield 'hugely respected within and outside of the firm'.
Pinsent Masons mourns head of Hong Kong office
Vincent Connor died on 5 October following a period of illness.
Profession mourns 'brilliant' human rights barrister
Jonathan Cooper died suddenly on Saturday whilst walking in Scotland.
Chambers mourns death of 'trailblazer' barrister
Georgia Lassoff described as a fierce anti-racist ally and committed to LGBT+ equality.
‘Brilliant mind and big heart’: Tributes pour in for barrister
Chambers pays tribute to Richard Viney following cycling accident last week.
Obituary: Julian Young - a solicitor always willing to step up to the mark
Tributes paid to criminal law solicitor and West London Law Society president, who died on 15 August.
Tributes paid to 'long-term stalwart' of criminal defence community
Julian Young, admitted to the roll in 1977, was president of the West London Law Society.
Obituary: Sheku Abes Kamara
Consultant solicitor at MTC Solicitors worked on a range of complex criminal and immigration cases.
Hogan Lovells mourns London partner
'Highly talented' tech and media specialist Richard Diffenthal has died at the age of 40.
'Very decent, good man': council pays tribute to property solicitor
Neil Astles, 59, died weeks after receiving the Covid-19 vaccine.
Obituary: David Golten
The partners of Wedlake Bell LLP are saddened to announce the sudden death of our partner, and head of Commercial Litigation, David Golten.
Lawyers remember the Duke
‘Quick witted, committed, interested but always, always, his own man.’