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Leading judges criticise court fee hikes as 'another poll tax on wheels'

Risk of denying access to justice is 'intense', says the Master of the Rolls

Traditional law firm model to decline by 2020, Law Society report finds

Solicitors will need to act quickly to take advantage of opportunities and keep up with competitors

Budget bingo

The joint Spending Review and Autumn Statement 2015 slapped many on the wrist as they reached for a second property, some were given administrative homework, and others were simply left in the dark reports Lucy Brennan

Supreme Court allows anonymity for reintegrated offender

Baroness considered balance between public right to information and potential harm to appellant

Court of Appeal declares 'bedroom tax' unlawful

Government called upon to amend regulations to protect vulnerable women and disabled children

'Shrill scaremongering' in Westminster bubble out of step with public over HRA reform

Purdah will be respected ahead of parliament dissolutions in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

Gove 'blows big chance' to set record straight on criminal legal aid

Lord Chancellor dodges questions on key issue when pressed at justice questions

How Fletchers made it into the Sunday Times '100 Best Companies to Work For'

Sara Duxbury takes a look at how firms can retain their employees - and keep them happy - in a competitive market