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Gove calls for non-payment of BBC licence fee to be decriminalised

Costs award greatly in excess of claim value proportionate

Practising solicitor numbers hit all-time high

Infographic lays bare impact of court closures

A human right or always wrong? Women at war over prostitution

Mentoring scheme to increase diversity at top

Firms notified of failed legal aid contract bids

Credit rating agency data admissible

Bad faith requires ulterior motive

Private practice bid to boost social welfare law

Two ex-members of same firm prosecuted by SRA

Ombudsman hires barrister for 'strong leadership' role

Law firm 'makes no apology' following Daily Mail attack

Law Society of Scotland opens door to non-solicitors

Model jailed for false whiplash claim

Enforce family court orders but don't jail debtors – Society

CPS goes on hiring spree to deal with complex cases

CoA backs compromise of privilege in death-threat case

Duty to investigate death of a soldier on active service satisfied

U-turn over GPS tagging cost in family case

Action day 44: 'alternative savings' options revealed

CBA chair tells solicitors: 'Time to show your solidarity'

Action day 43: Gove to be briefed on savings ideas

When tax is assessed on former pension scheme

Interference with privilege justified

New target for female top-earners

CPS issues 'revenge porn’ guidance

Court dismisses £30 data request for firm files

'Nonsense’ of driving bans for children as young as 12

Man flu? Women solicitors take more sick leave, study suggests

When it comes to crime 'date’ means 'time’

Criminal court charges 'trapping’ penniless suspects

Number of barristers conducting litigation growing

Libor sentence 'good for lawyers’ as City seeks advice

Anti-terrorism border powers proportionate

Qualified solicitors applying for paralegal roles, says CILEx

Clear your desk – leading firms embrace agile working

Lawyers question decision to rule out prosecution for bin man

Crackdown on chuggers as charities told to stop bullying donors

King John v barons: judges give verdict on Magna Carta after 800 years

How author uncovered Jack the Ripper's real identity

Ex-Gordons lawyers set up private client boutique

Female solicitors in Scotland 'working for free from today'

Claimant lawyers take lead on ethical marketing pledge

'Disappointing' number of BME judges – but future still bright, says LCJ

Action day 30: practitioner groups to meet MoJ again

Army told they can only hold terror suspects for 96 hours

Post-LASPO pro bono immigration increase 'not sustainable'

'Moneyball' research ranks top law firms by win percentage

Fraudulent solicitor who faked injury victims leaves profession

First DPA will be subject of intense scrutiny

Lawyer of the week: Michael Potts