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A gilded cage is still a cage

Donate towards the cost of Judicial Review

Cyber SOS team is go

Garnier calls for vicarious liability move

SRA seeks to lift burden on sole practitioners

Government wants power to fine rogue CMCs

Court in the glare of publicity

First prosecutions under FGM act

Costs consultants give pricing a makeover

Barrister offers money-back guarantee

Legal diversity groups reject John report on race

Emotional cruelty to a child will become a crime

Cost of judicial inquiries is £50m and rising

Hundreds jailed ‘just for being at murder scene’

Irwin Mitchell secures £60m funding

Solicitors join forces with probation staff in 48-hour walkout

Making a fool of Justice

Avoiding tax ‘is not role of accountants’

Francis: a working family man, wrongly accused.

CoA orders defendant to pay interest on disbursements

Barristers call off walkout after legal aid cuts suspended | Law | The Guardian

Hundreds of millions promised to modernise courts

Strasbourg backs bugging of lawyers’ client meetings

Bar rebels over deal on legal aid cuts

Ernst & Young to enter UK legal market

Lawyers face inquiry over witness pressure claims

Bank survey finds optimism soaring in SME legal sector

Lawyers abandon walkout as legal aid cuts are suspended

Bar calls off action after legal aid cuts are postponed

Morality versus legality: when is war justified?

Grief, psychiatric injury and why the law must change

Allen & Overy lawyers ‘put pressure on witness’ before bribery trial

Judges extend public right to information

Young lawyer awarded £3,500 for Times essay

First Treasury counsel steps down

Terror suspect controls ‘now ineffective’

Plan moves magistrates out of the courts and into the community

Compromise possible over prisoner voting

Business and human rights ‘should be a legal training requirement’

Protocol for 31st March & 1st April 2014

Victory for man credit blacklisted when he took his computer back

Call to publish reporting restrictions online

Inquest victory for parents accused of ritual satanic abuse

Jeremy Kyle guest ‘concocted account of witnessing murder’

Monitor court outcomes to tackle reoffending, says Green

Partners cannot be treated as employees, Supreme Court hears

RSPCA stopped from prosecuting cruelty test case

‘Loopholes’ in FGM law

LCCSA Training Day – 31/03/2014: Legal aid, costs cases and the tale of the financial...

Criminals profiting due to confiscation ‘shambles’, say MPs

Barrister matchmaking site plays to the crowd

SRA’s unrated PII ban puts firms at risk, says Society