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Legal aid contracting stalls in three areas

Mansfield breaks ranks over legal aid action

Bar backs off from legal aid action

Open letter from the LCCSA President to Mr Tony Cross QC

Solicitors vent anger over legal aid chief’s £225k package

The new contract fees considered: the real cost of the cuts – Steven Bird, Birds...

Referral fees in crime would 'corrupt' market, bar alleges

Tuesday Truth 16/06/2015

Amendments to the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 Webinar 23 July 2015

Legal aid billing system rollout postponed

Elite firms accused of 'poshness test'

Bright working class 'not posh enough’ for elite firms

Eritrea 'torture’ exposed

Research shows boom for corporate in-house

President apologises for court 'blunder’

Magna Carta 'still essential today’

Stressed barristers admit using cocaine in chambers

New law will define apprenticeships

SRA chair receives CBE in birthday honours

Super-regulator prepares in case BSB 'falls short of expectations’

Barrister suspended from public access work for holding client money

Fast-track asylum system illegal

Practitioners to be balloted on legal aid action

Solicitor due money from partnership drawn up in the pub

Snooping safeguards should protect legal privilege – review

MoJ goes public with MedCo registration concerns

Mark Hill, QC: Magna Carta and religious liberty

Weird cases: Sentences a lesson in themselves

Revolution Time!

Legal aid reforms 'not a disaster’ – justice minister

Exceptional case funding scheme 'inaccessible’, High Court told

Government forges ahead with legal aid cuts

Rambler appears nude before appeal court

Clients 'in the dark' over their lawyer's quality – watchdog

Test for 'insurmountable obstacles’

Grieve to chair rule of law group

Nottingham firm signs up with bar regulator

Dyson: costs budgeting training needed for legal profession

Tory MPs jostle for justice committee chair post

The moment a churchgoing Christian tells call handler she is going to kill her terminally...

Ex-Linklaters employee barred after £86,000 fraud

Solicitors hit glass ceiling in judicial appointments

MPs launch challenge against surveillance law

Bankruptcy trustee barred from charging costs to client account

Residual appellate jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal limited

MoJ hit with further £249m of cuts

Legal Aid Agency considers digital advice hotline

Challenge to exceptional funding scheme goes to court

Tuesday Truth 09/06/2015

Lawyers urged to treat litigants in person 'with courtesy’

SRA 'loosens the grip' on separate business rule

Aswad star faces losing MBE after partner assault