Ethics
It’s time to act
The profession must look inwards to tackle systemic racial inequality, says Trevor Sterling
QC identifies ‘gender brief gap’
Jaime Hamilton QC has called out “sexism” in the appointment of lawyers to high-profile cases
The acid test
Regulatory fallout is a given right now but high standards are still expected, says Susanna Heley
Attorney General formally reported to BSB
Attorney General Suella Braverman MP has been reported to the BSB following recent comments about Dominic Cummings, Solicitors Journal has learned
Profession condemns George Floyd death
Professional bodies have responded to the death of George Floyd in police custody in Minnesota last week
‘Shambolic’ solicitor suspended for one year
Solicitor suspended for mishandling closure of sole practice
Wellbeing in dystopia
Firms that care for the mental and emotional health of staff now will reap the rewards in future. Catherine Baksi reports
Covid-19: coping with the upheaval
Having our routine upended by the pandemic is stressful, but acknowledging your feelings in response is important, says Elizabeth Rimmer
Right to prosecute junior solicitor with mental health issues, says SRA
The SRA has rejected an attack on its handling of a junior solicitor who was struck off after leaving sensitive documents on a train
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