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Judge believes senior staff knew of hacking

Criminal bar votes overwhelmingly for direct action

Hot investment tip? Try a law firm

Big players cut deals for undergraduates at top universities

Escape the paralegal trap

Feel free to express yourself, but there are limits

Accused lawyer hires big guns in MoD case

Retention of DNA profiles proportionate

How the University of Law came first in the race to provide better training

Lawyers’ Commons influence increases

David Pannick, QC: Without a draft human rights bill we may have trouble

How to learn law from a box set

Law is not all it’s cracked up to be, survey finds

Pay rockets for chambers trainees

Law Society chief has a list for the new lord chancellor

Advocacy competition: Do we need a new Magna Carta for the digital age?

Trainee barred for faking legal qualifications

Unsecured creditors 'unlikely’ to recover £658k from failed firm

'Named and shamed’ barrister to fight misconduct findings

High Court rejects 'flash crash’ trader bail appeal

Parking charges enforceable

Gove sworn in as lord chancellor

Majority of whistleblowers left without legal representation

Legal walking in the London sun

Belfast firm withdraws services in legal aid protest

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Legal aid legislation 'disgracefully complex’

Thomas Cook’s avoidable mistakes that helped to turn a family’s tragedy into a corporate scandal

'Racist’ Wetherspoon faces £1m bill for barring gypsies from pub

Making employees redundant

SDT elects new vice-president

Magna Carta: stitch in time

New justice team takes helm at the MoJ

Junior lawyers retain trainee code link

Shake on deal, then go to legal – survey

Ex-law chief warns Cameron against rushing to reform Human Rights Act

Solicitor owed £40k in fees accuses SRA

Judges go to court in fight over pensions

Thomas Cook was 'paid £3.5m’ over Corfu deaths

Former City solicitor Raab joins MoJ

Profits surge at University of Law

Coulson 'lied about knowledge of phone hacking’

Barrister given four years for 'despicable' assault

Human rights should be 'nurtured and treasured’, says UK’s top judge

Supreme Court 'iPlayer’ time limit condemned

Don’t get complacent on money laundering – Society

Judges unveiled for Excellence Awards

LASPO bites again as redundancies threaten insurance team

EU company office not an 'establishment’ in UK

Profits and boardroom pay surge at University of Law

Thomas Cook 'breached duty of care’ over children’s deaths in Corfu