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Barrister in sexism row is threatened with boycott

Lawyer Charlotte Proudman in sexism row told her 'career is ruined’

SRA puts back decision on client account alternative

'Sexist’ compliment prompts legal uproar

Financial Conduct Authority: a progress report

Court fee rises: a question of justice

Drone attacks — should Britain make its policy public?

Fast Track Rules governing asylum appeals unlawful

More firms report strong trainee retention rates

Linklaters to allow e-signatures on legal documents

Lawyer who witnessed killing lands in the dock

Judge brands Karen Buckley's killer "callous and calculating man"

British bill of rights plan to be unveiled 'this autumn’

Legal complaint time limits to be unlimited to meet EU directive

Assisted dying bill 'puts elderly at risk’

Barrister took £2,000 from client without permission

Magistrates quit over court charges

Legal reaction to RAF drone strike in Syria

I sentence you to a thousand lashes on Twitter

'Tougher bans needed to clean up sport’

Sexting laws 'must be changed’ after boy’s naked selfie

Hugo Boss fined £1.2m over mirror that crushed boy

Digital defence system 'will cut red tape’

Insurer invokes 'fundamental dishonesty’ to see off claims

Apprenticeships for solicitors set for 2016

Chancery Lane censures SRA over 'flawed’ PII proposals

Judicial job security and Mr Justice Peter Smith

Fast-track pilot scheme causes 'chaos’ at RCJ

Co-op Legal heralds turnaround after £200k half-year profits

A case about luggage with a great deal of judicial baggage

Weird cases: can a four-year-old be legally responsible?

Cuts lead to 'growth industry’ in private prosecutions

Travelodge guest finds spy camera hidden in shower at Oxford hotel

Data protection

It’s Clooney v Blair in legal battle over coup d’état in Maldives

Government agency promotes accountants as competition law experts

Leading Scottish firm goes under

Victims go private in battle for justice as prosecution cuts bite

Suspicious wealth could be seized

Scots solicitors boycott new court over legal aid fees

Deadline extended for legal aid bid survey

Laws must change to give people right to die, says Sir Keir Starmer

CPS flags up Cayman Islands reform

Weird cases: judge not on marriage

Born-again lawyers find a new path

'Urgent review’ of appropriate adults needed

Tributes paid to stab-death solicitor

Society: lobby your MP over court closures

Judge blocks disclosure in death penalty case

LSB approves cab rank rule changes

Solicitor 'groomed’ by fraudsters is struck off

Harvey Proctor accuses police of 'homosexual witch-hunt' over paedophile ring murder claims