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Practice note issued on duty to vulnerable

Clients may get indefinite time limit on legal complaints

David Pannick: Gove is asking (most of) the right questions on justice

Overcoming barriers on the road to employee ownership

PDS lawyers move in as direct action bites

Practitioner groups condemn attacks on dissenting firms

Practitioner groups condemn attacks on dissident firms

Young Muslims fuel huge rise in Sharia marriage

Court rewards hero set on fire by uncle

Asylum seekers freed as fast-track scheme is halted

Only way is rebrand for Essex Legal Services

Rights group calls for abolition of the dock

It’s time to abolish docks in court, says law chief

DPP and justice in the dock after U-turn on Lord Janner

Human Rights Act 'not the holy grail' – new justice chair

Bar goes back to members over direct action as boycotts begin

Direct action campaign escalates

Judge’s 'grave’ concern at solicitor’s relationship with client

Press notes from Incedal secret terror trial could be destroyed

Accountants reminded of duty over legal complaints

Letter To Mr Gove 02/07/2015

Ballot shows overwhelming support for legal aid boycott

Law diary: Legal aid cuts protest

'Business as usual', claims MoJ on first day of action

Bar reverts to members on action as boycotts begin

Law Commission: Sentencing Procedure

Tuesday Truth 30/06/2015

Courts order protest meetings off the premises

Urgent Information for Members further to Ballot

'No’ votes signal split in direct action campaign

London solicitors will not act in legal aid cases after 1st July

Will Aid apologises to solicitors for Co-op offer

Alison Saunders on defensive over Janner U-turn

Prosecutions for violence against women up 18%

Top firms wary of Gove’s 'richest pay’ plan

75% spike in appeal court delays blamed on resources

Janner to be prosecuted amid calls for the DPP’s resignation

Bar chief speaks out on 'self-selecting’ meetings

Legal Aid Agency denies warning solicitors against direct action

Tuckers goes online direct to advocates

Legal privilege 'inviolable’, MPs told in snooping debate

Two criminals challenge new immigration rules

Weird cases: jury service — you are excused

Gove tells lawyers that they must do more for free

Flexible hours stem the drain in talent

Leveson proposes online sentencing

QASA to go ahead as Supreme Court dismisses appeal

Whitehall opens vacancies to chartered legal executives

Safety net opens wider for civil legal aid cases

Legal aid protest momentum builds as big firms support action

Cardiff practitioners join legal aid protest wave

Legal aid limited by statute