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Judges find AI-assisted submissions from litigants in person more helpful, says Lady Chief Justice

Baroness Carr highlights AI’s potential to improve access to justice while warning of severe court backlogs and growing pressures on the justice system

Senior paralegal rebuked for pasting signed statement of truth onto witness statement

The senior paralegal copied a witness’s signed statement of truth onto a transcribed statement without the witness’s permission

Lawyers who fight complaints face steep rise in LeO fees

Proposed reforms would increase case fees to £1,500 where complaints proceed to a final ombudsman decision

High Court dismisses litigation funder’s challenge over £200m Mastercard settlement

High Court upholds tribunal’s decision on distributing a £200 million Mastercard settlement

Law firm fined after failing to update SRA on compliance officer change

Firm fined after failing to notify the SRA about a material change to its COLP

SRA imposes practice restriction on London solicitor Richard Jefferies

Richard Jefferies may only work as an employee in SRA-approved employment

Former law firm owner fined and restricted for regulatory breaches

SDT imposed seven-year restrictions after findings involving client account shortages, misleading estate accounts and misuse of client money

Early legal advice should be placed at the centre of the justice system, report says

Purpose Coalition and ARAG said earlier access to legal advice could improve outcomes and reduce pressure on courts and public services

MPs raise concerns over jury trial reform plans

MPs said the proposed increase from 12 to 24 months' imprisonment has not been sufficiently justified

Sentencing Council seeks views on sentencing guideline revisions

Sentencing Council seeks views on proposed changes to key sentencing guidelines