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Common law: mingling the waters

Mark Pawlowski considers when common law damages may be available for purely equitable wrongs and whether equity may offer a useful remedy in the absence of legal remedies

Practising certificate fee set to increase

The Law Society has supported the move

SQE2 results reveal 'troubling' attainment gap persists between different ethnic groups

The SRA has commissioned research into the factors driving the attainment gap 

Kingsley Napley files appeal for female Afghan judge denied leave to enter the UK

The Afghan judge has been left in a gravely vulnerable position

How far is the university legally liable for the students?

 Alec Samuels looks at when universities should provide support for students on the premises

Backlog in the Family Court

Anthony Kiernan considers delays to family justice

SRA launches consultation on fining regime reforms

The new regime would include fixed fines for lower-level misconduct

Singapore Convention Week and UNCITRAL Academy 2022: The importance of cross-border dispute resolution in the current geopolitical climate

International trade is worth over £1 trillion annually to the UK economy[1] – close to half of the UK's GDP.[2]