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Solicitor fined £17,500 after hiring investigator to trace opponent in family case

Tribunal upheld misconduct findings after solicitor obtained and shared private contact details

Barristers given new route to report bullying and harassment

New protocol explains how concerns involving bullying, harassment and sexual harassment will be handled and referred

Palestine action proscription restored after Home Secretary wins appeal

Court overturns ruling that had quashed Palestine Action’s proscription as a terrorist group

Disciplinary Tribunal suspends barrister over conduct linked to court injunction breach

Disciplinary tribunal finds barrister committed multiple breaches linked to court proceedings

CJC launches ‘generational’ review of civil court track limits

Review will examine track allocation and the division of work between the High Court and County Court

All allegations dismissed against solicitor in high-stakes SRA tribunal case

Tribunal finds SRA failed to prove allegations against long-serving Derby solicitor

Tribunal orders strike-off after prosecutor jailed for child offences

Former CPS solicitor struck off after convictions for child cruelty and assault

Tribunal hits solicitor and law firm with £4,500 fine over transparency breaches

Tribunal finds solicitor and firm failed to meet transparency and compliance obligations

Seven High Court judges appointed to Court of Appeal

The appointments include judges from the King’s Bench, Chancery and Family divisions

Moorhead awarded OBE for legal ethics work on Post Office scandal

Moorhead said the Horizon Inquiry had revealed incompetence, cynicism and impropriety across two decades