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Know where you're starting from before you depart

To know whether there is 'good reason' to depart from the budget, it is imperative to keep a clear record of the assumptions made, advises District Judge Richard Lumb

Government road safety review welcomed by lawyers

Two-phase review announced following Charlie Alliston case

London-based KWM employees awarded £1m

288 employees win 'clear cut legal case' following firm's collapse

Online probate beta testing to be extended to solicitors this autumn

Lawyer concerned new system could be 'abused by unscrupulous applicants'

Private practice booms in North East

Inward regional investment contributes to buoyant property market

Law Society backs calls for post-Brexit security cooperation

Government pledges new security, law enforcement, and criminal justice partnership with EU

Law Society offers pro bono support after terror attack

'We will be here whenever and for as long as we are needed,' says Joe Egan

Charity laws 'inefficient and unduly complex'

Technicalities causing a drag on the smooth operation of charities 'like barnacles on a boat'