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Law Society accuses MoJ of providing inaccurate data on court closures

Body opposes 59 proposed closures and say communities and profession will be damaged by shortage

NUS issues High Court challenge over plans to scrap grants

Sajid Javid 'fails to meet' union requests to provide detail of equality assessments

Discrimination and lack of diversity threaten the Bar's future

BSB chair says barrister profession must work with regulator to modernise

International arbitration dominates global dispute resolution

London and Paris lead the way as most popular venues, but Asian cities are closing the gap

'Obscenity lawyer' to use crowdfunding to create social change

I want to benefit society by challenging our arcane obscenity laws, says Myles Jackman

Quinn Emanuel instructed in VW shareholder lawsuit

International firm's Hamburg office to take the lead on car manufacturer's 'egregious misconduct'

PPI claims resurgence on the horizon

Two recent court rulings to set off a wave of fresh compensation claims

A new dawn for dividends

Dividend taxation is changing to fit into the government's wider tax planning scheme and for the most part, it's not great news