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Modern slavery act demands attention of businesses large and small

David Pannick, QC: How do we best maintain the quality of criminal advocacy?

Why are Bar students so 'rubbish’ at knowing right from wrong?

Intelligence services can listen in to MPs

Whistleblower claims legal aid contracting process flawed

SRA chief: let’s treat solicitors like adults

Courts upgrade £375m funding not ring-fenced, admits MoJ

Blavo & Co shut down by regulator

Solicitor struck off for misleading clients about case progress

Solicitor leaves profession after moving £28k from client account

Government withdraws Saudi prisons bid

Barristers set up ABS to operate 'like traditional firm’

BSB plans to relax restrictions on employed barristers

Call for legislation-backed quotas to tackle gender inequality

Sampson was sacked – he didn’t resign, says MoJ chief

Quotas 'demeaning’ to women and minority groups – Leveson

Judge calls for Britain to take in 75,000 refugees each year

Senior legal figures critical of UK refugee response as 'deeply inadequate’

Society raises doubts over legal aid timetable

Small firms must avoid 'race to bottom’

JPs give lower sentences to avoid new charges

Court fees putting justice out of reach, says lord chief justice

Former Stobart chief behind new ABS

Justice system must adapt to life without lawyers – LCJ

Ex-Dewey executives found not guilty on several counts

IBA 2015: go beyond your client duty, Annan tells lawyers

Brilliant Law founder moves onto legal comparison site

Criminal court charges 'waste taxpayers' money' – Society

Law school to expand advice centre with ABS status

IBA 2015: war crime? There’s an app for that

Barrister fined for running unlicensed taxi firm

Part-time judge loses pension appeal

Appeal court reopens case against collapsed firm

Society tells Gove: you must save 59 courts from closure

Prisoners paid thousands because of parole delays

Torture: ever higher standards of proof required

Swamped, short of cash — but parole system 'works’

Focus on victims is pushing up sentences

Walthamstow 'riots': The dark truth about female street violence

Driving time can be work time

Sole practitioner authorisation simplified

Conservatives: Gove to bring 'reforming zeal' to prison system

Online industry in shock as CJEU overturns data regime

'Bombshell’ data ruling hits Facebook and Google

Guidance first on theft offences

'Outmoded’ bar must modernise, says new BSB chair

Legal Aid Agency tweet leaves solicitor bewildered

Blavo & Co declines to confirm sale bid

Court fees? Let’s talk about solicitors’ costs – Faulks

Blavo & Co sale puzzle

Grieve tells Tories to consider risks of 'ripping up' HRA

Ratings website receives £3.6m cash injection