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Scent of war

The sniping between the Law Society and the SRA stinks of two professional bodies fighting for their own future, not the future of the profession

The yellow brick road

Legal recognition of family types beyond the traditional family has come a long way and we must continue to drive reform

Attorney General '50/50' on Brexit

Jeremy Wright QC MP concerned the prime minister's deal may not go 'far enough'

Jeremy Wright QC: No one has the requisite experience for AG role

The attorney general talks to John van der Luit-Drummond about working with a non-lawyer Lord Chancellor, the human rights conundrum, and the ever-present threat of terrorism

Law Society ups the stakes in debate over single legal regulator

State intervention will undermine rule of law and restrict access to justice, says chief exec

One in three trainee solicitors paid below recommended minimum salary

Scrapped mandatory wage still respected by law firms, says legal recruiter

Proprietary estoppel cases in farming communities on the rise

Proprietary estoppel cases in farming communities on the rise

The fine line between disclosure and human rights

Who decides whether a crime committed by an MP is or isn't in the public interest, and how far should we extend the rule, debates Kevin Poulter