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Legal 'Airbnb’ pioneers new .law web domain

British bill of rights would send more complaints to Europe – Lords

Barristers establish their own 'litigation vehicle’

Manchester lawyers plan advice hub

Len Hodkin writes in support of Hundred Families

Society to consider council shake-up

LAA invitation highlights second legal aid desert

Legal aid firm bullish on national plans

Tony Guise 'confident’ fraud charges will be dropped

Risk and compliance: warning signs of failure

Hillsborough solicitor hails unexpected inquest verdict

'Doctor’ title vote

'Don’t wait to innovate,’ SRA tells in-house solicitors

High Court allows advocacy fees for case settled on the day

Two-thirds of 'miscarriage’ referrals succeeded

PII costs fall – but attempted fraud is rampant, Law Society reveals

India's top judge pleads for help to clear backlog of cases

Men dominate latest round of new partners

Unrepresented defendants crowd criminal courts

HMCTS chief quits after 15 months

Law Society queries guidance on complaint signposting

'Immensely prosperous’ lawyers not tempted to the bench – LCJ

Tribunal 'appalled’ after SRA’s late deal with charged solicitor

Three barristers nominated to be next UK judge at ECtHR

Dentons embraces agile working across UK offices

Susskind: 'You have five years to reinvent legal profession’

MoJ seeks to allay court closure concerns

Just one-third of £18,000 bar course graduates get pupillage

'Rehabilitated’ ex-solicitor denied readmission

Barrister suspended for 14 months

CBI calls for rethink of apprenticeship levy for law firms

Warning as lawyers offer McKenzie friend 'unbundled’ service

Reduction for Guilty Pleas

Tribunal increases solicitors' punishment after SRA appeal

Justice ministers 'clear’ UK will stay member of ECHR

Solicitors becoming McKenzie friends to avoid regulatory costs, CMA told

Hillsborough: CPS confirms criminal investigation following inquests

Former LLP member allowed to pursue 'whistleblower’ claim

Shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes properly investigated

UK should leave the ECHR, says May

Fears over credit for guilty plea

TUESDAY TRUTH: GOING IT ALONE – THE SCANDAL OF UNREPRESENTED DEFENDANTS

Law Report: Statutory compensation for riot damage limited

HMCTS cuts jobs despite steep rise in unpaid fines

Cameron confirms judges' pay rise

Risk and compliance: 'gardening leave’ can aid cybersecurity

95 years on, women set to tip gender balance

'Consent’ defence could go as part of AML reforms

The transfer of jurisdiction in childcare proceedings

Conveyancers held liable for rogue client

Public access work set to grow, bar predicts

SRA consults on costs for firms switching regulators