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Shake on deal, then go to legal – survey

Solicitor owed £40k in fees accuses SRA

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

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

Judges unveiled for Excellence Awards

Don’t get complacent on money laundering – Society

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

Jackson: costs management is here to stay

Expenses row hits morale at ombudsman's office

Skype ruling: brand protection in a fast-moving world

Ministers rush to close the floodgates

Does Section 28 help historic sex abuse victims?

Michael Gove as lord chancellor: what’s in his in-tray?

Legal consumers not swayed by price or advertising – poll

Law Diary: Hacking away at law

QS founder launches 'Trip Advisor’-style legal comparison site

Hong Kong rule of law still strong, says chief justice

It’s now or never to win marbles, says Clooney

SRA right to intervene in solicitor who 'lost ethical compass'

Google faces court action over 'right to be forgotten’ rejections

English bar has no rights of audience

Profits rise with income at Kingsley Napley

Tuesday Truth 12/05/2015

Clyde & Co in 'advanced’ merger talks

Judgment is for Allah, says reluctant juror

Charge can be made for running licensing scheme

Profits climb at JMW Solicitors

Falconer returns to front bench

Bar regulator seeks SRA-style powers over failing chambers

Stress taking its toll on barristers, survey shows

Stress takes its toll on barristers, says survey

Amal Clooney to bring Troubles 'torture case’

Crown Currency Exchange: four convicted but leading defendant commits suicide

Bar to vote on direct action

Solicitors struggle with legal aid tender bids

Gove is lord chancellor as Cameron squares up for a fight

Firm leaves QS network to 'develop own brand'

Delays in Court of Protection 'readily tolerated' – Munby

'Snoopers' charter' in line for return after Conservative win

Solicitor rebuked for 'significant shortfall' in client account

Justice minister Hughes suffers painful election defeat

First drone camera police prosecution as man to stand trial