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Crime still doesn't pay at the Bar

Barristers fail to even make the minimum wage with criminal legal aid fees

Precarious predictions

Surely the major financial firms have to scale back their predictions for next year? They've been horribly wrong for two years in a row now

Half a billion pound payday for rogue directors as MoJ ends insolvency exemption

The government has failed to engage with the arguments, say insolvency professionals

Cool as a cucumber

Stress can be a powerful catalyst that drives you to achieve more, but you have to manage it properly to stop it from crippling you

Bold Legal Group CEO demands investigation into Law Society's management of Veyo

Jonathan Smithers asked to explain why project was allowed to 'limp along' when the 'writing was on the wall'

Is the Law Society hiding the truth about Veyo?

An open letter to Law Society president Jonathan Smithers and chief executive Catherine Dixon

Seven-year rule for qualifying law degrees scrapped by LSB

Removal of 'unnecessary' requirement opens up careers in law, says CILEx

Breaches of new EU reforms will see global businesses fined millions

Boardroom to finally take heed of data protection regulations with new 'game changer' regime