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Non-worker EU nationals not entitled to UK welfare

£1,000-an-hour lawyers 'restrict access to justice’

Fault by driver required for offence

IPCC can reopen an investigation

High Court judge is most senior transgender woman

'Nursery’ firm created for young lawyers

Firms must offshore or northshore to stay competitive – report

Conveyancers – 'no room for complacency’

Costs expert slams £1,000 hourly rates at top commercial firms

MoJ reveals £141k costs over legal aid contracts

MoJ not 'transparent' enough on gifts and hospitality

Legal aid firm told to repay £800,000

Supreme Court hands hope to murderers

New OPG guidance on client accounts

Head of closed firm convicted of VAT fraud

Parish council chairman had enough guns to arm nine coach-loads of terrorists

Court rules domestic violence legal aid time limit invalid

Joint enterprise principle 'wrongly interpreted’ – Supreme Court

Stop power not subject to adequate safeguards

MoJ probes new ways of raising cash from offenders

Court staff suspended over warrant errors

CPS appoints solicitor as chief executive

Motorist clocked at 149mph during police chase avoids jail

Gary Slapper: 10 classic lawyers’ letters

Obituary: Roger Wicks

Belatedly, Sir Bernard is right: it’s not backwards to reverse attitudes

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Deporting convicted EEA nationals

£8bn sheikh immune from kidnap charges

Immigration lawyers fail with challenge to secret evidence

Torture 'rampant’ in Syria

Ryanair court victory scuppers airline fines for illegal migrants

ICAEW revives campaign on legal professional privilege

Landmark ruling on predictive coding in disclosure

Is social media undermining the case for naming of suspects?

Training shakeup could block 'best talent’ – Society

Whitehall battle threatens future of SFO

Slim pickings for trainee barristers

Behind the drive for diversity lies a desire for fairness and for natural talent

Why we continue to rage against the right (to be forgotten)

The 2016 Times 2TG Moot upholds 'the very best advocacy standards’

Law spawns journalism careers for website creators and bloggers

Newsnight is a springboard for Bar work

Articled apprenticeships give training and an income

Gender pay gap reporting is good but not the whole solution

Lawyer of the week: Jason Coppel, QC

Wait for Legal Aid Agency decision no excuse for delay

Call for level playing field over legal aid 'goodwill gesture’

Solicitors set for new guidance on complaints

Solicitors’ opinions wanted on client accounts

Law chief defends FoI requests veto

Law Society issues guidance on new CPD scheme