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LLST chosen charity for inaugural Solicitors Journal awards

The trust's work is fundamental to society and is more important than ever, says SJ's managing editor

Barrister suspended for 14 months after repeated acts of dishonesty

Family lawyer attempted to conceal public access instruction that he was not authorised to accept

Human rights charity crowdfunds judicial review against Operation Nexus

AIRE Centre claims the government is targeting EU nationals for deportation

MoD should be prosecuted for training deaths

The ministry has hid behind Crown immunity for too long, says solicitor

One thousand fewer private practice firms than five years ago

One in five practising certificate holders now work in-house, says Law Society report

Home secretary calls on Britain to ditch European Convention on Human Rights

Theresa May uses EU referendum speech to sling mud at the Human Rights Act and Strasbourg court

Barriers remain for 'non-traditional' students attempting to join the Bar

Universities struggle against stereotypically perceived constraints on barrister profession

Rise in DIY defences causing injustice in criminal court

'A pale imitation of justice' leads to inappropriate decisions and unfair outcomes, say prosecutors