Archive

The court clarifies the extent to which regulators may take action in respect of conduct in someon';s private life, as Susanna Heley explains

Asking the right questions will help firms tackle risks and opportunities, says Steph Vaughan

Jonny Hurst asks whether virtual law fairs are a one-hit wonder or here to stay

Denzil Lush disposes of a trouble-maker's opportunistic schemes involving an elderly woman

A solicitor with a long, unblemished career, was struck off for regulatory breaches motivated by financial gain

UK solicitors and barristers will, as New Year dawns, still be able to advise EU clients on UK and public international law

Gemma Lindfield considers the impact of Brexit on the extradition of fugitives between the UK and the EU

Solicitors have accused the SRA of arrogance and questioned its credibility following its response to the Beckwith appeal.