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Judicial warning issued over access to restricted court areas

Formal warning follows misuse of judicial security access while attending court privately

Law Commission proposes biggest homicide law reform in generations

Consultation proposes First-degree murder, Second-degree murder and new homicide offences

Browne Jacobson reports record revenue after year of strategic investment

The firm expanded its office footprint, recruited 13 lateral partners and rolled out an AI legal platform

85% of women in law report health and wellbeing problems, survey finds

Landmark survey of 533 women reveals a profession haemorrhaging talent through structural neglect

Paralegal barred after altering timestamp on forgotten email

The paralegal falsely told colleagues that she had sent a time-sensitive email at 7am and altered the firm’s records to support her claim

The SRA Code of Conduct for Solicitors: What You Need to Know in 2026

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Solicitor reprimanded for non-disclosure of SRA investigation to Lincoln’s Inn

Lawyer admitted omitting details of a regulatory probe during his Bar application

Court of Appeal to review Vickrum Digwa’s murder sentence

The Solicitor General referred his life sentence, carrying a 21-year minimum term, under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme

‘Texas-style’ supervision courts to more than double under £9 million expansion

Intensive Supervision Courts will increase from five to 11 sites, with repeat offenders monitored by the same judge and facing sanctions if they breach conditions

Solicitor struck off after tribunal proved multiple misconduct allegations

Investigation revealed client account shortages, disclosure failures and misconduct