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Solicitor faces tribunal over alleged insurance and accounts breaches

Solicitor referred to tribunal over alleged accounts breaches and inaccurate disclosures

SRA imposes practising certificate conditions on solicitor

SRA prevents solicitor from acting as firm owner, COLP or COFA and from handling client money under public-interest practising certificate restrictions

Bar Council urges government to set up specialist courts for rape and abuse cases

Bar Council says dedicated jury courts would cut delays for vulnerable victims more effectively than proposals to restrict jury trials

Intervention ordered over suspected misconduct at law practice

SRA intervenes into firm citing suspected dishonesty and accounts rule breaches

SQE pass rates revealed as nearly half of candidates fail key exam

Latest SQE1 results show 53% overall pass rate with notable performance gaps

Government invests £4.5 million to extend LawtechUK  programme

Sarah Sackman says three-year extension will support startups developing tools to improve efficiency and expand access to justice across the legal sector

Crime victims compensation ‘stagnant for 30 years’ amid inflation surge

Analysis shows compensation for victims has not kept pace with inflation since 1996

Court of Appeal clarifies scope of ‘conduct of litigation’ in Mazur appeal ruling

Ruling confirms litigation steps may be carried out by supervised staff under the Legal Services Act 2007 where authorised lawyers retain responsibility

New leadership shake-up at Ministry of Justice Board announced

MoJ confirms new and returning non-executive directors for key board roles

Conveyancing complaints surge as Ombudsman flags communication failures

Complaints rise to 36% as communication and delays drive dissatisfaction