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SRA in renewed call to lower PII minimum

Stop snooping on law firm, Dutch spy agency told

Journalists need legal protection, says top QC

Barristers braced for new direct access push

89-call hunt for solicitor as protest bites

Gove dumps Grayling's youth prison flagship

Action day 10: MoJ denies manipulating legal aid figures

Two courts to close despite objections

Funding 'must be restored’ in some areas – president

Guidance not authoritative

Victim anonymity as abuse inquiry gets underway

LCJ confirms financial list for complex cases

Hardship fund proposed for small firms seeking to close

Gove promises action on criminal referral fees

Who’s who on the child abuse inquiry panel

Major financial trials to get their own court

Weird cases: how a misplaced comma can convict or acquit

Stop shredding: abuse inquiry judge seeks evidence

Legal aid restrictions for domestic abuse loosened

Aspiring barrister loses exam human rights challenge

Revised appeal court limit to replace 'unrealistic' deadlines

New Zealand’s anti-troll law is a world first

Quit Garrick over vote to stay all-male, judges told

Solicitors 'ready to innovate but wary of change’ – SRA survey

Paralegals sign up for voluntary 'regulation’

Vexatious ex-solicitor restrained after years of court claims

Legal aid cuts take centre stage in a new play, The Invisible

Action day 8: Gove meets big legal aid firms

Action day 7: MoJ 'in talks’ with practitioner groups

Bar urges solicitors to withdraw legal aid tenders

New PermSec for MoJ

Judge cleared of misconduct over 'Harry Potter' comment

Practice note issued on duty to vulnerable

Clients may get indefinite time limit on legal complaints

David Pannick: Gove is asking (most of) the right questions on justice

Overcoming barriers on the road to employee ownership

PDS lawyers move in as direct action bites

Practitioner groups condemn attacks on dissenting firms

Practitioner groups condemn attacks on dissident firms

Young Muslims fuel huge rise in Sharia marriage

Court rewards hero set on fire by uncle

Asylum seekers freed as fast-track scheme is halted

Only way is rebrand for Essex Legal Services

Rights group calls for abolition of the dock

It’s time to abolish docks in court, says law chief

DPP and justice in the dock after U-turn on Lord Janner

Human Rights Act 'not the holy grail' – new justice chair

Bar goes back to members over direct action as boycotts begin

Direct action campaign escalates

Judge’s 'grave’ concern at solicitor’s relationship with client

Press notes from Incedal secret terror trial could be destroyed

Accountants reminded of duty over legal complaints