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Military 'longstop' is deeply flawed, says expert lawyer

A specialist military lawyer has attacked MPs' rejection of peers' longstop amendment to the Overseas Operations Bill

Law Society welcomes removal of cap on judicial sitting days

Heirs denied land worth over £1m as court rules in favour of council

The sale of a school on gifted land did not end an educational charitable trust

Lockdown no excuse: court refuses to rectify error after claim form 'slipped through the net'

A trainee ommitted to attach the claim form to the service email

Inheritance research finds over half of Brits shy away from 'taboo' topic

Only 14 per cent of respondents planned to instruct a probate solicitor

UK public wants same accountability for the military as citizens

A survey coinciding with the return of the Overseas Operations Bill to parliament shows the public are owhelmingly in favour of military accountability

Cubism idealist founder struck off for dishonesty

Cubism Law founder struck off after 'cracking' under the strain of financial problems, then misappropriating client funds

SIF closure: Prepare for personal liability, warns Law Society

Solicitors are warned to take protective measures against potential negligence claims ahead of the September closure of the SIF