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Trainee minimum wage hope as Society consults

Chicago firm heralds London arrival with ABS first

Google fails in bid to stop privacy actions

Society renews calls for legal privilege protection

Former solicitor is told he should be 'grateful' that vigilante paedophile hunter caught him

Hughes backs ‘inquisitorial’ reform of civil justice

Journalist’s conviction quashed as judge questions law used in Operation Elveden

Judge casts doubt on use of ancient law against reporters

Convicted paedophile banned from contacting children wrote letter to 15-year-old girl from behind bars

Lawyer: secret terrorism trial misled public

Society takes 'difficult' decision not to appeal legal aid ruling

Legal aid tenders: ‘hundreds’ of firms will go under

Outrage at ‘back door’ criminal court fees

Amanda Knox: court decision live

Driver found guilty of manslaughter after crashing coach of children returning from school ski trip

Secret terror trial: student is cleared but truth still hidden

Man who stabbed acclaimed poet to death at her countryside home is handed life sentence

Law student Erol Incedal cleared of UK terror plots in secret trial

Diversity data impact ‘not at level hoped for’ – LSB chair

What it's like to be falsely accused of rape

Terror suspect ‘legally stripped of UK citizenship’

Is this really how we want to tackle tax evasion?

FGM prosecution: legal pitfalls

Weird cases: cocaine livens up proceedings

The veil: how do courts adjudicate between the state and human rights?

‘Appalling’ solicitor handed record £305k SDT fine

Miscarriage of justice cases hit by budget cuts

Injustice is coming soon to a middle-England town near you

The Law Society, LCCSA and CLSA v. The Lord Chancellor : [2015] EWCA Civ 230

New timetable for criminal legal aid contracts

Court of Appeal dismisses criminal legal aid challenge

Everything will be all right in the end. If it's not all right, then it's...

Terrible blow: appeal fails against controversial criminal legal aid ‘reforms’ but access to justice campaigners...

Police cleared of wrongdoing in Mark Duggan shooting

No power to grant summary judgment

Pioneering ABS council names new legal chief

Bar regulator seeks QC re-accreditation scheme

MoJ brushes off concerns over fee-paid judges’ pensions

Law Society appoints committee chairs

Ex-CCBE chief raps client money proposal

Ombudsman complaint limit rises from six to 12 months

Tory government would review Islamic law

Human rights rebuke over legal aid reforms

Manifesto for legal aid

The Tuesday Truth – 24/03/2015

Government promises response on pre-charge bail

New legal aid powers over criminals’ assets

Tunis attack victim was retired solicitor

Firms stand to lose billions through fraud: bank chief

Reaching for the Skype

Crown advocates struggling – report

Solicitor devastated by £100k intervention