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Supreme Court’s sex shop ruling good news for SRA

Solicitor among the first bar entities authorised

Sex-abuse judge promises full inquiry into Janner claims

Pressure grows on DPP to review Janner case

Campaigners win right to challenge assisted dying policy change

Pupillages fall as work at bar shrinks

DWF merges with niche practice

Negligence appeal upheld over 'commoditised’ advice

Human rights essay prize winner

Nearly one-third of new magic circle partners are women

Fewer barriers for women in judiciary than the bar – LCJ

Judicial announcements

Insurers open data to claimant solicitors in fraud crackdown

Costs judge warns on budgeting delays

Beware of exploiting your judicial status, magistrates warned

Single-person bar entities face insurance struggle

Redundancies confirmed at international firm

Justice report proposes new model for disputes

Tuesday Truth 28/04/2015

Lambeth plots joint ABS

Firms warned of pension deficit

Solicitor concerns over judge replacement pilot

Councils 'need to be clear’ on ABS plans

Number of practitioners rising fast

Scheme not biased against women prisoners

DPP Alison Saunders under more pressure over Lord Janner abuse claims

Lutfur Rahman will be referred to SRA

£85 parking fine bound for Supreme Court

Lawyers hit back at reports of £100,000 incomes

Direct action back on agenda over legal aid cuts

It’s your job to control teenagers, parents told

Pressure grows on law chief to make Janner stand trial

Law scores well in employer for women table

Judge condemns corrupt mayor who hid behind 'Islamophobia’

Top law graduates can earn £100k after 5 years

Medico-legal expert struck off register for misrepresentation

Drinking makes you vulnerable, judge tells women

Are human rights slipping down the political agenda?

Booby-trapped home raided in Black Country drugs bust

Ordeal over for journalists in illegal payments inquiry

Why the DPP was right not to prosecute Lord Janner

Now lawyers hit the campaign trail

Teen who killed inexperienced foster carer 'should not have been placed with her'

Solicitor-advocate Egan on Society presidency track

Commonwealth rights record 'not good enough’

Bristol paedophile gang guilty of plotting sex crimes against children

Former Law Society president joins Janner decision critics

Hundreds of solicitors attend vote for justice rally

Get your candidate to pledge!

Access to justice in the family court

Vote for Justice Rally 23rd April – Agenda & Biographies

Legal aid giant heads bid consortium