New indemnity insurer welcomed
2 September 2010
With less than a month to go before the deadline for renewing indemnity insurance, solicitors have welcomed the arrival of a new product in the market.
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New indemnity insurer welcomed
Three injunctions on their shirts
1 September 2010
A High Court judge dished out another gagging order for a football player over the bank holiday weekend.
Wolstenholmes £9m 'will not strain Solicitors Compensation Fund'
1 September 2010
The SRA has paid out more than £9m so far to former clients of law firm Wolstenholmes, it has emerged. The SRA closed the practice at the end of last year in its biggest intervention of 2009 (see solicitorsjournal.com, 5 January 2010).
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Government wants councils to decide on by-laws
31 August 2010
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Former City lawyer wins sex abuse limitation battle
31 August 2010
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Society launches judicial review over family contracts
27 August 2010
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Legal Ombudsman service trains new recruits
27 August 2010
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Adam Smith Institute attacks Jackson report
26 August 2010
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Unison launches judicial review of NHS reform
25 August 2010
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Abolishing trivial regulatory crimes 'will save millions'
25 August 2010
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Sole practitioner referred to SDT over computer file sharing
25 August 2010
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'Special discounts' for people pleading guilty in police stations
24 August 2010
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Coalition opts for "light touch" equality duty
24 August 2010
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Vicar loses legal battle over fire extinguisher
23 August 2010
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Judge slams local authority for "social engineering"
20 August 2010
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Regulator stands by earlier adoption charity ruling
19 August 2010
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11-year-old boys given supervision order for attempted rape
18 August 2010
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Westfield justice "not likely to go anywhere", admit JPs
18 August 2010
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Privacy legislation shrugged off as 'pointless'
18 August 2010
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Redundancy fears as family legal aid firms fail to secure contracts
17 August 2010
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Mutual wills trump deathbed wishes, High Court finds
17 August 2010
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Four per cent of Terrorism Act arrests result in convictions
13 August 2010
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QCs face compulsory reaccreditation under new advocacy scheme
12 August 2010
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Christian housing officer was not discriminated against
11 August 2010
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Regulators commit to addressing will-writing concerns
11 August 2010
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Obama outlaws libel tourism
11 August 2010
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Firm must pay for asbestos victim's hospice care
11 August 2010
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Expect redundancies, MoJ director tells staff
10 August 2010
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Elderly jurors don't have the foggiest, say judges
10 August 2010
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Disabled girl cannot sue council over criminal compensation
10 August 2010
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Halliwells owed RBS £18m
9 August 2010
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Society warns of judicial review over civil contracts
9 August 2010
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Barnardo’s attacks "unprecedented delay" in care proceedings
9 August 2010
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Emergency budget shows "widespread ignorance" of gender equality laws
6 August 2010
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NHS negligence costs could rise to £15bn
5 August 2010
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Dismay at county court afternoon closures
5 August 2010
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Appeal judges quash "unusual" wind farm decision
4 August 2010
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Council slammed over use of surveillance powers
3 August 2010
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Student who fell off ledge after running from taxi cannot sue council
3 August 2010
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Individual PC fee set at £428
3 August 2010
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