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Leigh Day takes aim at SRA's 'hidden traps'

Code of conduct complexity questioned by defence silk

Compensation fund awards down by 40 per cent

SRA warns rise in risk could see increase in claims in the coming years

600 per cent surge in UK solicitors joining Irish roll

Brexit-driven transfer decisions responsible for large number of new admissions

Third SQE consultation opts for single assessment organisation

SRA to start procurement process in first quarter of 2018

Leigh Day solicitor admits 'mistake' in destroying document

Junior lawyer says disposal of OMS list could have happened to anyone in her position

SRA to face trial over damages claim

Claimant has 'a real prospect of success' of recovering losses, says judge

Eight ex-Cobbetts staff referred to SDT over alleged 'incompetence'

Charges relate to conduct in months leading up to firm's closure in 2013

Is there a difference between dishonesty and lack of integrity?

In Malins v SRA, Mostyn J has overlooked the strong reasons why there is a subjective aspect of dishonesty in disciplinary cases, write Ben Hubble QC and Helen Evans