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Suspended former Bolton Law Society president back in practice with conditions

Tribunal had found solicitor a 'fundamentally decent man' who had acted 'stupidly'

Lawyers risk prosecution for failure to report suspicion of financial sanctions breaches

Treasury reporting requirements updated to include 'independent legal professionals'

Owens v Owens outcome will 'potentially affect thousands'

Lawyer questions whether there's room for judicial discretion among specialist family law justices

Dali's exhumation marks new chapter in ongoing inheritance dispute

Spanish legal challenge shows the lengths some will go to for inheritance claims, says lawyer

Grenfell Tower: Manslaughter charges under the spotlight

Prosecutors to consider a range of charging options, including health and safety legislation

The public needs accurate reporting on rape, not 'tabloid rhetoric'

Journalists told to consult a lawyer before filing 'amateurish' reports

Nominations open for Inspirational Women in Law Award

Winner will have her story recorded for the First 100 Years digital museum, alongside other legal trailblazers

One in the eye for the entitlement generation

The Court of Appeal's decision in Sharp is a modern view on family finance, explains Simon Bruce