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Solicitor rebuked after instructing trainee to backdate probate deed
Regulator issues rebuke after solicitor admits error of judgment in backdating deed
Hamlins partner cleared as tribunal dismisses all allegations in high-profile SLAPP case
SDT dismisses all misconduct allegations against solicitor accused of dishonesty in SLAPP matter
SRA warns firms: Ignore Mazur ruling and expect full enforcement action
SRA warns firms using unauthorised staff that failure to act on Mazur may trigger enforcement
Nurse wins harassment claim in explosive NHS trans changing room dispute
Tribunal upholds harassment claim after nurse challenged trans doctor’s use of female changing room
Solicitor fined £15000 after missing fraud signs in £464000 loan scheme
SDT finds solicitor missed multiple warning signs in two high-value loan frauds
Ex-law firm owner jailed for 12 months after contempt of court
Ex-law firm owner jailed for contempt of court after refusing to comply with freezing order
Post Office criminal charges likely to be delayed until 2027, police confirm
Police investigation into Post Office scandal lawyers won't conclude until 2027 at the earliest
Barrister disbarred for sexual harassment after exploiting “position of power”
Tribunal finds senior barrister exploited his position of power when harassing junior colleague
High Court says solicitor “wrong” to tell client to secretly record medical testing
High court rules solicitor was wrong to advise covert recording despite agreement not to record
Subpostmasters describe being urged by lawyers to plead guilty
New report says many subpostmasters felt pressured by legal advisers to plead guilty.