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Great expectations

How have firms managed the needs and expectations of clients during the pandemic? Nicola Laver reports

Exaggerating inequalities

It would be disastrous if hard-won progress on diversity is lost because of the impact of the pandemic on women in law, says Dana Denis-Smith

A whole new world

Richard Wilson QC describes the how private client practitioners are evolving to meet the needs of their increasingly sophisticated and international clients

Young offenders face 'travesty of justice' because of backlog

Hundreds of children will be convicted as adults because of severe delays in the criminal justice system, a charity has warned

Avalanche of employment claims expected

The employment tribunal backlog must be cleared before the anticipated avalanche of post-covid claims, the Law Society warned

Homeless man failed by London council

A homeless man denied accommodation by his local authority has won a judicial review against the London Borough of Islington after it failed to follow due process

Solicitor fined £20k for providing banking facilities

A solicitor has been fined for providing banking facilities to conveyancing clients, exposing his firm to money laundering risks

'Serious risk' of widescale market collapse of criminal firms

Government must urgently address firms' cashflow problems as the first wave of criminal law firm closures hits, warns the Law Society