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Solicitors overcharging clients for barristers’ work, bar claims

Barrister suspended for harassment conviction

Watchdog proposes sentence reduction for criminals to plead guilty

Court closures can ease stress of justice, says charity

Solicitor struck off for telling client to leave UK before arrest

One-third of trainees paid below Society minimum

LSB demands transparency around PC fees setting

SQE could place solicitors at disadvantage to bar, academic warns

Accountants’ body applies to regulate all reserved legal activities

Four solicitors face fraud charges

US bar sets 10-point checklist for non-lawyer ownership

Spies win the right to hack smartphones of suspects

Breaking: MoJ confirms 86 out of 91 threatened courts will close

SRA’s trust exercise 'far removed’ from our world, say City lawyers

LSB not opposed to full-scale legal market probe

Will fixed costs hinder access to justice?

Law firms’ preferred universities

We need to dispel some of the myths about rape cases

£15.5m penalties for PII that put 1,300 law firms at risk

Speculative prosecution undermines a tragedy

Lay your complaints record bare, says legal watchdog

Muslim prison chaplain pay fair

'Flash crash’ trader faces extradition court today

It’s time to have an independent body to police solicitors

Solicitor jailed for helping drug-dealer clients appeals conviction

Open justice in action at UK Supreme Court

MoJ in spotlight as government plans to cull 75% of offices

Insurer pulls out of PII market citing dangers of cybercrime

Blavo & Co details emerge in High Court judgment

Rapist banned from working in legal profession

CPS is failing rape victims, say inspectors

Probe to examine potential racial bias in criminal justice

Mother who took toddler to join Isil jailed for six years

Falconer refers legal aid U-turn to spending watchdog

District judge 'overworked and bullied’

Solicitors welcome Gove’s legal aid retreat

How to: become a QC

Capita still falls short on court interpreting

Finality of decisions in Scottish criminal cases

SRA training shakeup will hit solicitor brand – survey

MoJ reveals 15 closed courts remain unsold

Soldiers told that unlawful killing charges dropped

Partners working 6.5 weeks extra per year, research shows

Bonuses up at Ministry of Justice

Fraud vitiates naturalisation

The world's most stupid criminals – in 60 seconds

Firm ordered to pay £230k after allegations of fabricating note

Human rights

Tribunal slashes SRA costs by £18k after 'excessive' prosecution

'Bedroom tax’ is discriminatory, appeal court rules

French justice minister sacked in terror clampdown row

BSB signals support for independent regulators