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Outside funding ?compelling? reason to take the ABS route

Strasbourg holds a whip-round to clear backlog

?Huge mistake? in College of Law exam paper

Crichton among birthday honours lawyers

Courier ?teething problems? hit London courts

Doreen Lawrence first non-lawyer to win legal aid award

No reprieve for Specialist Support Service

Pro bono work celebrated in annual awards

Forced marriage to be criminalised

Practising levy could 'pay for every law centre in Britain'

Warning over digital move

City?s aid sought for post-LASPO project

Trust in lawyers falling, says consumer panel

Only two solicitors apply for silk round

Law-making at decade low

Money-laundering report warns of new risks

New Society sections open to non-solicitors

Official statistics reveal ALS performance shortfall

Criminal bar unfurls strike banner

Pro bono no substitute for legal aid – Wotton

Stobart offers pay-as-you-go barristers – but no plans to be ABS

ALS interpreters contract facing renewed scrutiny

Judges will make QASA unworkable, says Kelcey

Grieve spells out ?modernise or die? message to adversarial system

Legal aid equality a myth, says solicitor advocate Kelcey

Justice chief to step down after 11 years

Appeal court backs law firm in ?you?re fired? retainer row

Clarke asks top judges to probe disclosure sanctions

Labour would ?rebalance? justice system and legal aid

LASPO goes on the statute book

Solicitor judges get their own network

UK right not to adopt EU justice measure, Lords committee says

LASPO bound for statute book after cliffhanger final vote

Move to close criminal advice loophole

Private prosecution pioneer opens

Court interpreter situation 'improving'

Legal aid bill back in Commons for latest ping pong round

Society offers compliance officer help

Solicitor advocates dragging standards down, says BSB research

SRA sets timetable for compliance roles

Domestic violence concession as MPs back government?s legal aid stance

Concern over police use of interview loophole

Ministers target child legal aid in fight-back against bill amendments

Advise courts of uncooperative clients, solicitors told

Retain legal aid bill amendments, MPs urged

Committal fee challenge fails

?SupplyCo? could help barristers get work back from solicitor-advocates

Deputy district judge competition hit by IT glitches

Lawyers welcome planning policy reform

Advocate quality deal leaves plea-only question unsettled

Solicitors warned over disclosure traps in terror law

LSC signs up three firms to run expanded CDS Direct