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Human error blamed for opening of prisoners’ legal letters

Driver records roadside scammer: would you have stopped to help him?

Court demands new SDT sanctions for tax-avoidance enablers

Filming ban protects jury, says top judge

Judge tells SDT to review sanctions in tax avoidance case

Legal Ombudsman to miss more time targets

Scots set to 'block' UK rights bill

Bar chair weighs in on gender equality row

Bar 'milestone' towards flexible training

Feminist barrister hits out at Sumption

Legal challenge to drone strikes that killed UK terrorists in Syria

Firms losing millions to phone fraudsters – insurer

Challenge legal aid contract decisions quickly, solicitors warned

Lord Bach: Labour’s legal aid election offering 'disappointing’

Firms ponder withdrawal as contract D-day looms

Campaigner wins privacy ruling against Facebook’s use of data

CPS and police struggle under the load of sex abuse investigations

Judge attacked over equality views

Magna Carta for the digital age? Discuss

Lawyer of the week: Mark Summers, QC

Courts to move from 'physical paradigm' – new HMCTS chief

Now the public can rate lawyers on a TripAdvisor-style website

Legal training: SRA hits back at Law Society concerns

Tracing the proceeds of money laundering

See a counsellor if you suspect rape, women told

Rush for gender balance could 'destroy’ judiciary, claims Sumption

Solicitor firm shuns SRA for bar regulator

Breaking down doors with the Metropolitan Police

Labour makes fresh pledge to review legal aid reforms

VouchedFor lists 'rated’ solicitors in Sunday paper

Microsoft highlights in-house importance

Jailed solicitor struck off roll

Third-party disclosure could cause JRs to collapse – Society

PII proposals could damage profession, City warns

Police called in standoff over LLP ownership

Solicitors from Hell copycat site ordered to pay £10,000

Promote unbundled legal services, LSB tells firms

Gove offers to suspend legal aid fee cut

Statement regarding response from The Lord Chancellor

Solicitors have 'appetite' for new legal aid regime, says minister

Solicitors hail rejection of an hourly rate for legal aid

Firms face up to legal aid 'limbo’

Bid canvass continues as legal aid D-day looms

David Pannick: Drone strike a lawful response — but make the guidelines public

CPS under pressure but not near collapse, says attorney general

'We must stem the loss of young barristers’

Court fee rises hitting small businesses – Law Society

Statutory trust applies to all solicitor’s moneys

Profits rise at quoted pioneer Gateley

Help businesses understand human rights – Society

Consultation uncovers MedCo concerns

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