A solicitor who misled a law firm and a mediator was struck off after that firm reported him to the SRA, despite his firm deciding to deal with it internally
The line between regulated and unregulated legal activities has become increasingly blurred, as Michael Stacey explains
The government has again delayed its online whiplash reforms – just as the rest of the world quickly adapts to functioning online
A future increase in virtual hearings is likely, says one of the barristers behind a mock virtual trial film recording
A long-awaited review into the solicitors’ guideline hourly rates is underway following mounting pressure from lawyers and judges
A snap consultation on remote hearings in the family courts has been launched, while separately there are reports of litigants in remote hearings verbally abusing judges
The Bar is a good sounding board for solicitors searching for the best expert, says Nick Barraclough
Legal advice privilege in documents or communications can inadvertently be lost, warns Andrew Pavlovic
Has the admissibility of covert digital recordings tipped the balance in favour of the claimant? Nicola Laver reports
