The Legal Aid Agency's failure to adopt an increased mileage rate has compelled embattled firms to make up the shortfall, ...
Public accounts committee tells government to listen to victims who found claim process distressing or retraumatising.
A nine-bedroom home in Cambridgeshire includes a former courtroom and prison cells. ‘All these cases now to be heard by the ...
I joined West Midlands Police in 2020, having trained at Trowers & Hamlins and qualified at DLA Piper. Our Joint Legal ...
The need for change is reinforced by feedback in the consultation documents that the regime is ‘virtually reliant’ on ...
The government now has a minister for AI – the high-flyer Kanishka Narayan (pictured) – and MPs hoped he would be called in to answer an urgent question before the Commons adjourned for the party ...
Regulator to appeal 'landmark decision' that anti-SLAPP campaigners allege will leave the regulator 'completely toothless'.
The SDT ordered that the respondent should be struck off the roll.
Specialist courts are to be rolled out across England and Wales for rape and serious sexual offences (RASSO) cases. Every Crown court in England and Wales will have at least one courtroom especially ...
Staff at Legalease, publisher of the closely watched Legal500 rankings, are striking for two weeks 'to win fairer pay'.
The scale of what is now emerging from the investigation into the breast unit at County Durham and Darlington Foundation ...
The Lib Dems are the third biggest party in the UK, with 71 MPs. On day two of their conference, in Brighton, the Law Society and Bar Council held a fringe event entitled ‘Defending the ECHR: Its ...
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