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'Nonsense’ of driving bans for children as young as 12

Court dismisses £30 data request for firm files

Man flu? Women solicitors take more sick leave, study suggests

When it comes to crime 'date’ means 'time’

Criminal court charges 'trapping’ penniless suspects

Libor sentence 'good for lawyers’ as City seeks advice

Number of barristers conducting litigation growing

Anti-terrorism border powers proportionate

Qualified solicitors applying for paralegal roles, says CILEx

Clear your desk – leading firms embrace agile working

Lawyers question decision to rule out prosecution for bin man

Crackdown on chuggers as charities told to stop bullying donors

How author uncovered Jack the Ripper's real identity

King John v barons: judges give verdict on Magna Carta after 800 years

Ex-Gordons lawyers set up private client boutique

Female solicitors in Scotland 'working for free from today'

Claimant lawyers take lead on ethical marketing pledge

Army told they can only hold terror suspects for 96 hours

Post-LASPO pro bono immigration increase 'not sustainable'

Action day 30: practitioner groups to meet MoJ again

'Disappointing' number of BME judges – but future still bright, says LCJ

'Moneyball' research ranks top law firms by win percentage

Fraudulent solicitor who faked injury victims leaves profession

First DPA will be subject of intense scrutiny

Lawyer of the week: Michael Potts

Separate-business rule relaxation 'will increase consumer choice’

Bar Council leader raises concerns over ABS entities

Moriarty takes off from LSB

Firms under scrutiny over measures to prevent money laundering

Firm fined for related business disclosure lapse

'Compelling case’ for reforming regulation – LSB

Italy’s civil justice reforms welcomed by UK solicitors

Action day 42: London considers withdrawing bids

Action day 38: LAA opens client hotline

Action day 35: SRA issues second warning

Action day 34: MoJ dialogue 'still ongoing'

Action day 36: Legal Aid Agency gathering data

Law Commission : Consultation on making the law on firearms more balanced and effective

Firms allowed to recruit university students in second year

Lawyers on the beach — and still plugged in

Lord chancellor loses challenge to ruling on fast-track system

Bar Council leader raises concerns over ABS entities

Terrorists were held in isolation illegally, Supreme Court rules

High Court judge being investigated after British Airways row

Firms under scrutiny over anti-money laundering

Solicitors 'in denial' about threat from accountants

The benefit of guilty pleas to manslaughter

SRA chief urges caution over legal regulation reform

Judge recognises fellow holidaymaker in the dock

SRA surveys standards

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