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Court closures 'won’t affect legal aid and family reforms’

Police force daughters to scrap party for Dignitas

Ditching training contract could 'undermine UK law'

Breaking: MoJ to shut one-fifth of courts in mass closure

Telephony and Correspondence Arrangements in CPS London

Criminal bar announces date for legal aid action

Barristers back strike action over legal aid cuts

Protest on Wednesday 22 July

Exceptional funding scheme 'unlawful’, High Court rules

Town hall justice as Gove closes courts

Pro bono work should have equal status to billable cases

Weird cases: potty-mouthed judges

Why retired judges should be allowed to return to the Bar

Accounts burden lifted from 1,000 smaller firms

PC fee unchanged for next year

Council legal chief warns against curbs to judicial review

Theresa May refuses permission for water cannon to be used on British mainland

Tories to change law to raise strike ballot threshold

Hurry up and sort out snooping laws, urges former spy chief

'Force lawyers into pro bono' – think tank

Gove: legal aid 'concerns are legitimate' – but no concessions

Action day 15: Bar backs direct action

CBA Ballot

Breaking: Bar votes for direct action

Action day 14: Manchester legal aid lawyers stand united

No damage caused by civil legal aid reforms, says defiant MoJ

Bar training course criticised as poor value and 'exploitative’

Auto-emails to boost feedback 'integrity’ for solicitor review site

Barrister loses racial discrimination claim against MoJ

Unregulated advisers beat law firms in Google rankings

Solicitor MPs on justice committee

Auto-emails to boost feedback 'integrity’ for firms

SRA in renewed call to lower PII minimum

Stop snooping on law firm, Dutch spy agency told

Barristers braced for new direct access push

Journalists need legal protection, says top QC

89-call hunt for solicitor as protest bites

Are the graduated fee schemes being redesigned?

Gove dumps Grayling's youth prison flagship

Action day 10: MoJ denies manipulating legal aid figures

Funding 'must be restored’ in some areas – president

Guidance not authoritative

Two courts to close despite objections

Victim anonymity as abuse inquiry gets underway

LCJ confirms financial list for complex cases

Gove promises action on criminal referral fees

Hardship fund proposed for small firms seeking to close

Who’s who on the child abuse inquiry panel

Major financial trials to get their own court

Weird cases: how a misplaced comma can convict or acquit

Stop shredding: abuse inquiry judge seeks evidence

Legal aid restrictions for domestic abuse loosened