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ACL urges Briggs to increase courts' costs know-how

Move towards a less adversarial approach to litigation, urges costs lawyers

Bar Council: 'Lawyerless' online courts will entrench two-tier justice

Shift towards an inquisitorial justice system will have major implications for the judiciary

Overuse of email is bringing legal profession to its knees

Lawyer-client confidentiality is under threat, but are firms facing up to the cybercrime challenge, asks Matthew Rogers

Lawyers out of pocket? Oh b#£%!*&#

Tory MP laughs off fears of Brexit impact on legal sector

'Trunki' design rights ruling paves way for more copycats, claims City lawyer

Design rights are for the protection of designs, not ideas, says Lord Neuberger

ABS launches 'real law, made easy' service to 'shake up' legal market

The market will move towards a retail-style, consumer-driven approach within the next five years, says firm's managing director

New online court must take 'post-Amazon world' into consideration

Access to the courts should be a constitutional right, says Legal Education Foundation report

Court of Appeal overturns state prison smoking ban

Health Act does not apply to public sector prisons in England and Wales