More articles by Nicola Laver
Sharp increase in anxious lawyers asking for help
LawCare has reported a sharp increase in legal professionals asking for help because of anxiety during 2020
Payment proposals for criminal lawyers 'favour prosecution'
There are warnings that plans for criminal lawyers to be paid for work done before suspects are charged could tip the scales in favour of the prosecution
Lawyers' salaries stagnated in 2020
Research reveals lawyers’ salaries have stagnated and there was a 4.8% increase in lawyers seeking new work 2020
Fines for transparency breaches
Ten law firms have been sanctioned by the regulator for breaches of the transparency rules in the first three weeks of 2021
Review your AML policies, Law Society warns firms
Solicitors must review their anti-money laundering policies in light of definitive new guidance, the Law Society has warned
Mentoring: No man is an island
In the first of a two-part feature on mentoring, Nicola Laver examines the importance of informal mentoring
Critical system failure: no CJS recovery without government support
The risks facing the criminal justice system have reached a critical point, a report warns
Insurance ruling spares UK ‘fatal, economic misery’
Insurers face a huge bill following the long-awaited Supreme Court ruling that they must pay companies forced to close during the first national pande
