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Lack of clarity over how the SRA applies its test criteria is 'part of the problem', says former Law Society president

Gibson Dunn partner promises to 'represent pro bono anyone Trump sues for exercising their free speech rights'

Lawyers need to remember that the human touch is a fundamental part of their relationship with clients, writes Dr Bob Murray

Great Repeal Act is 'a complete red herring' devised for politicians to bat around parliament, says Dominic Grieve QC

SRA promises thematic review of personal injury sector as MRO 'shell' companies are barred by MoJ

Peers approve 'small but important' change to merits criteria in civil legal aid cases

SRA to consult in the new year on reducing barriers to entry and exit

'Lawyers who do not choose the dark side will have to show that the rule of law is worth fighting for,' says Sir Geoffrey Nice QC