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'Going under cover' - 6 March 2026

 

A Gazette roundtable on professional indemnity insurance.

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'We are serious about change' - 13 Feb 2026

 

Sarah Rapson’s first interview as chief executive of the Solicitors Regulation Authority

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'Coming and going' - 23 Jan 2026

 

Nick Ephgrave got results. With his shock departure, what now for the Serious Fraud Office?

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'Strength in numbers?' - 27 Feb 2026

 

Our now decade-old class action regime has failed to transform consumer redress. But there is cause for optimism.

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'Resuscitating criminal justice' - 6 Feb 2026

 

Lord Leveson completed his courts review with a flourish, publishing 135 recommendations. But what will the government’s reform bill actually say?

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'Taking no prisoners' - 16 Jan 2026

 

Solicitors remain unconvinced that outsourced criminal justice services are performing as well as ministers claim.

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'Sex and subterfuge' - 20 Feb 2026

 

The spycops scandal highlighted the need for reform of consent in the criminal law. Courts struggle for consistency on questions of deceit.

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'Locking herself out' - 30 Jan 2026

 

Too many talented women are leaving the law. What's the key to keeping them?

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