Practitioner accused in parliament of 'bullying, threatening and harassing' leaseholders into buying freeholds from him.

Early responses to a consultation on the government's plan to seize interest on client accounts are hostile. Even not-for-profits worry that the cash will be used to cross-subsidise day-to-day ...

The judge awarded Ding a total of £3,669 for unfair dismissal and £9,280 as a contractual notice payment. She also ruled that the firm failed to pay the claimant in respect of annual leave under ...

Sarah Rapson succeeded Paul Philip as chief executive of the Solicitors Regulation Authority last November. So what has this ...

Successfully represented army reservist Major Charles Milroy in the Employment Appeal Tribunal (Scotland) in a pay and ...

With a growing number of firms offering solicitor-apprenticeships as an alternative route into the legal profession, Monidipa ...

The principles that govern a child's post-adoption contact with his or her birth family have developed from a position that ...

Angry and frustrated' defendant told court his phone calls were requests for assistance to get himself re-instated.

That debate is particularly relevant given the proposed amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill, yet to be considered, which seeks to raise the criminal age of responsibility to 14. The effect would ...

The non-adversarial model used in New Zealand is held up as a better way of resolving clinical negligence claims. But is it really an improvement?

For many, this opening of digital access to court files is an obvious course: an attempt to catch up with how most practitioners work. We already access legislation, case law and legal commentary ...

The access to justice gap has been framed as a consequence of pressure on public finances. In reality, it is largely the ...