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LAA threatens to enlist contract winners for legal aid court battles

Ofcom director appointed LSB chief executive

MP: courts charge stops guilty 'working the system’

Joint enterprise review 'long overdue’, lawyers argue

Solicitor-advocates step up challenge with referral site

Further gender pay transparency measures announced

£20m fines for corporate manslaughter

Convicted solicitor struck off despite 7/7 trauma plea

Murderer seeks anonymity to start new life

Confessions of a Barrister: inside the secret world of the Bar

Rich barristers find crime really doesn’t pay

Bar 2015: criminal advocacy revamp a 'turning point’

Bar 2015: Gove will need to defy backbenchers on prison reform

Society steps up legal privilege campaign

Bar 2015: barristers lukewarm on innovative business models

City firms to meet MoJ over plans to plug funding gap

Barristers’ new venture offers direct access

Pedantry inappropriate

Don’t accept 'cold-call’ instructions, warns SRA

Probate solicitor jailed after stealing £430k from clients

'My husband did a stupid thing. It is the judges I resent’

Chambers failing to plan for changing legal landscape, BSB says

LAA delays signing duty solicitor contracts

Former fee-earner barred after £62,000 theft

Judge removed from case over 'tenacious adherence’ to his analysis

Two more women elevated to High Court bench

Mishcons loses sanctions appeal after DLA’s late notice

In the 2020s, artificial intelligence will transform the work of lawyers

Class War academic cleared over 'poor doors’ protest at London apartments

Sumption and women: we need robust action, say top judges

If an investigation is dropped, the accused should be told

Top judge is taken off case for causing costly appeals

French legal aid protest goes national – and violent

Are we heading towards a single joined emergency service?

Challenge legal aid contracts by Friday, Law Society says

Lawyers face new tax to fund justice system

Lord chief justice intervention after Sumption comments about women judges

Heir could face retrial after crash girl dies

Top judge makes case for women

Serious Fraud Office is 'failing victims’

Spies given new rights to hack the public

Lord chief justice steps in to diversity debate

Hung jury in Dewey & LeBoeuf criminal trial

CJC: Listen to local communities before shutting their court

Barrister loses misconduct appeal after threatening to sue dentist

Expert police evidence on gang culture admissible

Criticism of JR process 'unfounded’, legal charity claims

Ban payments to solicitors to stop 'dressing up’ referral fees – bar chair

Barristers’ poll reveals 3-1 split against a UK bill of rights

Firms not responding to digital age, annual snapshot shows

100 firms planning legal aid contract challenges

Women lawyers’ pay lags in-house