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Neuberger sworn in at start of legal year

Court of Appeal ruling in 'whistleblowing' case

Mutiny on Merseyside over weekend courts

BarCo escrow scheme ?levels the playing field?

Met upgrades cell security to ensure safety of solicitors

Ten thousand register for criminal advocacy

Solicitors warned off SDLT avoidance schemes after landmark judgment

Co-op adds family law to shopping trolley

LegalZoom in QualitySolicitors tie-up

London lawyers targeted in ?high-risk? sector tax clampdown

Spending watchdog trains fire on interpreter contracting chaos

Criminal bar chief: unity can help resist 'extinction'

Client money focus as SRA reviews mortgage fraud strategy

All-round roasting for family justice reforms

BSB chastised over ?bad? misconduct findings

Law Society warning over 'monopoly' interpreting deals

SRA urges advocates to register as deadline looms

Lawyers berate new law criminalising squatters

SRA courts BME solicitors and sole practitioners

Legal education system ?not fit for purpose?

Money launderers set sights on new targets, Chancery Lane warns

Olympic fast-track justice declared a ?success?

SDT publishes first guide to sanctions-setting process

Private equity marches in to ABSs as Parabis application cleared

Irwin Mitchell shows a flush of ABS licences

SRA research reveals 'power' of high street firms

SRA ditches online roll list

Justice reforms have increased burden on judiciary, says LCJ

Helena Kennedy QC to co-chair IBAHRI

Lawyer trust accounts 'could fill legal aid gap'

Hundreds of firms fail to nominate compliance officers

Review slams ?systemic failures? in bar?s disciplinary system

Father and daughter plead guilty to ?250,000 legal aid fraud

?Baby barrister? threat to solicitors

Solicitors demanding referral fees could be ?named and shamed? by bar

Deech hits back over bar tribunal ?collapse? claim

MPs to probe interpreter deal

Courtroom interpreter 'savings' evaporate

Clarke presses on with judges? pension cut

Children in custody at five-year low

?Swift? justice to become ?norm? in criminal cases

Final consultation launched on advocacy accreditation

Cuts opponents fuelled by self-interest, says Clarke

LSC improvements fail to satisfy auditor

Partner acting for Moors murderer Ian Brady

Community court pioneer retains funding despite 'failure'

Bar-solicitor divisions ?music to government?s ears?

Merger mania continues as 22% of firms report tie-ups

Bar conviction disclosure rule ?misguided?

High court slams means-test delays

Prisoners to be liable for victim surcharge

ECtHR whip-round for extra lawyers to clear backlog