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Over the eight-year period from April 2016 to March 2024, England and Wales saw a total of 591 applications for compensation due to miscarriages of justice In response to the Levelling up, Housing and Communities Committee's inquiry into buying and selling homes, CILEX has proposed sweeping changes to streamline the process and enhance consumer protection With approximately one in five individuals in the UK living with a disability, including conditions such as visual impairments and dyslexia, ensuring accessibility to online resources is paramount This International Workers’ Memorial Day, observed on Sunday 28 April, experts in industrial diseases are raising their voices in unison, advocating for a crucial alteration in legislation Campaign group APIL (the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers) has raised concerns over proposals to grant non-parties access to court documents in civil proceedings, warning of potential delays and privacy breaches The Law Society of Scotland has called for greater clarity regarding the objectives of new legislation aimed at safeguarding neurodivergent individuals and those with learning disabilities In a picturesque spring morning in Edinburgh, over 50 new Scottish solicitors were formally inducted into the legal profession at a heartwarming admissions ceremony But two thirds of businesses say they face challenges in complying with the Directive 
