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Human rights select committee to investigate civil legal aid cuts

Grayling warns he will not 'go back to the start' on criminal legal aid

Greaves v Stolkin

Jonathan Riley rounds up a contentious probate case and the lessons learned for practitioners

Secrets and lies

Controversial and sinister? A licence to loot? Your client could be reading these media labels about the Court of Protection, warns Sofia Tayton

Bevan Ashford loses negligence battle against fraudster's wife

'Plan as a pikestaff' that 'highly unlikely' husband would avoid prosecution

SRA approves new fines regime

Increasing £2,000 fine for non-ABS firms 'will take time'

Barrister and accountant to be COLP and COFA of Stobart law firm

No further details of 'Stobart Solicitors' until formal announcement

Pole position

Switzerland's recently amended agreement with France on cross-border inheritance taxes could be ahead of the curve, says Matthew Shayle

Demand for new Acas early conciliation service 'may be limited'

'Purely an administrative hurdle in the way of bringing claims'