SidratWhy so few solicitors become judges: Inside the legal profession’s deep divide
Despite outnumbering barristers, solicitors face barriers, bias, and burnout on the path to the bench
SabiyaEx-managing partner wins unfair dismissal claim against collapsed Armstrong Teasdale
Daniel O’Connell wins unfair dismissal claim as Armstrong Teasdale UK branch remains in administration
Lawyers slam Legal Aid Agency after data breach hits 2.1 million records
Cyber breach targets vulnerable legal aid applicants as the outdated IT system draws fierce criticism
FaisalWills reform dominates Law Society private client conference at chancery lane
Law Commission’s wills bill and client communication issues take centre stage at conference
David Cameron in talks to join DLA Piper in geopolitical advisory role
Former UK PM could join DLA Piper’s elite advisory team after stint as Foreign Secretary
Fee-share law firms outpace traditional rivals in lawyer recruitment surge
Setfords tops 2024 lawyer hires as fee-share model dominates recruitment across UK legal market
Solicitor and accountant to face court over money laundering allegations in Birmingham
Birmingham solicitor Akhmed Yakoob and accountant Nabeel Afzal charged with money laundering
NAO slams family justice failures putting children at risk
Family court delays cause child distress and soaring legal aid costs, says National Audit Office report
CAT approves £200m Mastercard deal after investor row over interchange fee battle
CAT greenlights UK’s largest consumer payout despite fierce dispute between claimant and funder
Colchester’s legal earthquake: Ancient firms crumble, outsiders take control
In England’s oldest recorded town, three major law firms take radically different routes to survive
