The Magistrates’ Association has described the government’s decision to close 93 magistrates’ courts as a “shattering blow” to loca
Pressure on costs combined with a steady rise in workload has led to greater use of technology in court including the free internet phone service Skype, th
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) to cut the cost of environmental actions b
The government's proposals for alternative sources of funding for legal aid could result in hundreds of destitute lawyers being deprived of support, the le
Justice minister Jonathan Djanogly told parliament this afternoon that the government would be going ahead with the closure of 142 loca
Justice secretary Ken Clarke has said he was “astonished” by the lack of controversy in parliament over his plans to transform criminal justice
After a brief flirtation with abandoning the titles of lord and lady, the Supreme Court has returned to tradition by upgrading Sir John Dyson to Lor
A senior partner from Ward Hadaway has been elected to the role
Solicitors and members of the public may use the newly launched service
The Law Society president has again called on the governement to provide access to funding for the SQE
'We agree with those who responded to our consultation that our top priority must be to ensure that we regulate the Bar as efficiently as we can'
'It’s often how a person deals with stress, as much as the work itself, that is important' – chief scientific officer
Withers, Covington & Burling and Sygna Partners are members of the newly formed task force
Four new firms will join Mesothelioma UK's expert legal panel
The firm has signed a lease for a new Birmingham office
BLM will become part of Clyde & Co’s market-leading global insurance practice
Non-practising solicitors may be required to make an annual application and pay a fee to remain on the roll
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