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Case adjourned for fraudulent immigration firm

Claimants say they were conned for £7,000. Peter Swingler reports

Citrus justice

The Great British public love to consider themselves as law-abiding citizens.

Solicitor allies speak out in 'Yes' campaign for barrister action

Junior barristers fear being forced to leave criminal practice if government cuts to legal aid are not reversed

Number of cohabiting couples has doubled in last two decades

Resolution continues campaign for modern laws

Associate Announcement: Quarterly review highlights post-election conveyancing upturn

By Moneypenny

Bereaved to benefit from cremation and coroner service review

Independent report finds unacceptable failures in the cremation of infants at Emstrey Crematorium in Shropshire

Summer Budget special: A private client focus

Public would have been better served with a radical change to a flat rate of tax relief, says private wealth partner

Government to review claims management regulation

CMC industry should adhere to professional and ethical standards