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Former Sunday school teacher cleared of racially abusing travellers

Tennis player appeals over dropping of race claim case

Bar denies reported slump in tenancies

RSPCA backs down after raid on home of an autistic cat lover

Criminal firm cleared over drink-drive ad

Society opposes appointments power transfer

New laws will crack down on ‘aggressive’ bailiffs

Litigants in person putting pressure on courts system – LCJ

Theft offences guideline consultation

First victims of trafficking — then victims of the UK courts

Cinderella Law: reform on child cruelty is long overdue

New antitrust laws: an insight into the issues

Funding crisis closes human rights group

Parental leave merry-go-round: will employers cope?

Why we should pause before rushing to make a UK citizen stateless

Regulator seeks to lift ABS barriers for one-stop shops

Government confirms court fees increase within weeks

Not Applying for Legal Aid for Crown Court Matters

Legal aid cuts: six lawyers on why they will damage our justice system | Law...

Teenage victims of domestic violence get legal help

Black officer says Met used her as a token

Statute on access to information not exhaustive

European venture for lit funder

Psychiatric injury reform call

MoJ facing legal challenge over cuts

Litigation funder hails ‘significant interest’ in UK

CPD ‘failing and open to abuse’, says consumer watchdog

Litigation funder sniffs ‘significant interest’ in UK

BBC News – Solicitors and probation workers strike over plans

Legal aid cuts: solicitors and probation officers begin mass walkouts | Law | theguardian.com

Training Day Quiz – 01/04/2014

Emotional abuse law ‘for the worst cases’

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

Government wants power to fine rogue CMCs

SRA seeks to lift burden on sole practitioners

First prosecutions under FGM act

Court in the glare of publicity

Barrister offers money-back guarantee

Costs consultants give pricing a makeover

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