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MoJ to publish impact of reforms on civil legal aid

Barrister disbarred for forging degree certificate

With more prosecution cuts, the future is bleak, says Nazir Afzal

A message to our members – from new president Greg Foxsmith

Litigation funding helping to sue solicitors for negligence

Students miss out due to lost exam papers

JR firms set up alliance to challenge legal aid contracts

New data protection sanctions could be 'lethal’ for firms

Mansfield team moves chambers

Extradition failure forces SFO to drop Olympus scandal charges

SDT costs reach almost £3m after 69% surge in cases

CPS fine sparks call for data protection rethink

Presidents Report – Mr Jonathan Black

EY Law offers 'access’ training contracts

'Lobbying tsar’ fires warning to legal firms on new register

Mansfield team move chambers

Extended meaning of 'assets’ in new form of freezing order

Students lose out due to lost exam papers

Charlotte Proudman: what happened next

Struck-off solicitor 'failed miserably' in duty to protect lenders

LAA setback over legal aid contracts

Superfast broadband to be legal right

Police complaints head appointed new chief legal ombudsman

Leading judge tells expert witnesses to find 'common ground'

Abandoned MoJ outsourcing project cost £8.7m

Judicial Review on the never never

CPS breached Data Protection Act for 12 years, ICO reveals

Cybercrime alert: what law firms can do to protect themselves

Weird cases: a law unto themselves

We have been secretly collecting your data for years, May admits

Cybersecurity and privacy fight it out

Gambling addict who stole £14k from PI clients is struck off

'Modern' Scots eye non-solicitor members

Murder trial: appeal on secret evidence ban

'Cost of acquittal is a double punishment’

Drivers face big penalties after ruling on car parks

LAA committed to 11 January start for new legal aid contracts

Gove hints at scrapping criminal courts charge

Web snooping plans lack protection for lawyers

Speed camera blitz to raise money is illegal, police told

Attorney-general: draft Investigatory Powers Bill will set new standards for openness and transparency

Labour to set up legal aid commission

£85 parking fine was reasonable, rules Supreme Court

LAA faces two-pronged attack over legal aid contracts

Fishing rod used to smuggle McDonald's over prison wall

Super-regulator concerned over ABS authorisation rule change

Judges 'laugh along at sexist innuendo’

Judges get right to veto anti-terror operations

Supreme Court justice brands gender quotas 'corrosive’

Effect of inadmissible evidence

Innocent defendants consider guilty plea to reduce legal bill – report

Court costs 'hurt the innocent’