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Legal Ombudsman proposes new test for escalating complaints
Legal Ombudsman explains proposed complaint reforms, including escalation and a 12-year long-stop
Neamtu life sentence: 27-year minimum for Old Bailey murder
Eugeniu Neamtu was sentenced to life imprisonment after murdering his flatmate in Walthamstow.
Judge finds political Barclays protest was not ‘serious damage’ under terrorism law
HHJ Altham rejects section 69 aggravation after ruling damage was not legally “serious”
High Court makes indemnity costs order against seven claimants
Seven claimants must pay Associated Newspapers’ costs on the indemnity basis, with £9.54 million due on account
Megan Lee-Devlin appointed head of England and Wales court service
Megan Lee-Devlin will lead the service responsible for running courts and tribunals across England and Wales
Scheme Rules changes: Legal Ombudsman proposes a 12-year long-stop
The proposed reforms include a 12-year long-stop and clearer grounds for ombudsman escalation
Supreme Court exhibition opens with 70 appeals exploring law’s impact
The Law and Us uses 70 appeals to show how law has shaped society and everyday life
Legal Ombudsman complaints: what firms must do
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QuidPay awarded 65% of injunction costs after the High Court rejected initial claims
High Court says QuidPay’s initial beneficial ownership claim was unsustainable and should not have been pursued
High Court refuses permission for charity proceedings over mosque expulsions
The court found litigation was not in the charity’s interests and risked depleting its funds