There has been a strong reaction to the suspended prison sentence for disgraced solicitor Phil Shiner, with the shadow Lord Chancellor saying “it is an insult to British veterans that he is not behind ...

The UK has the opportunity to “close the justice gap” through the “appropriate use” of AI and with the support of government and regulators, the chair of LawtechUK has said.

The value of the medico-legal market grew by 4% in 2024, double the growth rate of the previous year, amid consolidation in the sector, according to research.

The Court of Appeal is to consider a barrister’s claim that LGBT charity Stonewall “caused or induced” discrimination against her by her chambers.

The "great wealth transfer" refers to the historic shift in wealth we are witnessing now, and over the coming decades.

A groundbreaking platform that allows homebuyers and sellers to compare conveyancers has been launched by First4Lawyers.

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The Bar Council has condemned former Criminal Bar Association chair Navjot ‘Jo’ Sidhu KC after a disciplinary tribunal found ...

An Essex law firm at the centre of a BBC investigation into possible abuse of LPAs has described it as “inaccurate” and ...

A judge yesterday handed disgraced human rights lawyer Phil Shiner a suspended jail sentence for fraud because he has “already suffered professional and personal ruin”.

A masked knifeman was restrained by solicitors when he burst into their offices to accuse staff of “flooding Europe with ...

A partner who was a beneficiary of a will he drafted, without advising his client to take independent legal advice, has been ...