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Victims and Courts Bill becomes law, strengthening protections for victims

New legislation empowers victims, ensuring they are at the heart of the justice process and strengthening their protections The Victims and Courts Bill has received...

Section 21 abolished as Renters’ Rights reforms take effect

Landlords face major new rules under the Renters’ Rights Act shake-up

ASA cracks down on misleading “free claims” ads by claims firms

ASA upholds rulings against claims firms over misleading “free service” advertising The Advertising Standards Authority has upheld a series of rulings against claims management companies,...

Pension Schemes Act 2023 becomes law, unlocking £29,000 in savings

New law will improve security, simplify processes, and enhance protections for pension holders across the UK The Pension Schemes Act 2023 has officially become law,...

Can Paralegals Conduct Litigation? Court of Appeal Clarifies the Law

The Court of Appeal of England and Wales has provided important clarification on a question

SRA shuts down law firm over client and trust concerns

SRA shuts down firm to protect legal and financial interests of clients, appointing a new agent to manage affairs Thompson & Cooke Ltd, a recognised...

Government launches major Legal Aid Survey amid capacity concerns

Ministry of Justice seeks urgent data on legal aid demand and capacity

University of Sussex wins judicial review challenge against OfS fine

High Court quashes £585,000 fine, ruling OfS overstepped its powers on free speech and academic freedom The University of Sussex has succeeded in its judicial...

SRA hits sole practitioner with fine over long-running AML breaches

SRA fines sole practitioner after prolonged anti-money laundering compliance failures

Solicitor barred from compliance roles in regulatory practice clampdown

SRA imposes conditions limiting solicitor’s practice and compliance responsibilities