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Solicitor admits dishonesty as tribunal orders strike off over probate matters

Solicitor admitted dishonest billing, estate overcharging and client account shortages

SRA, LSB and CLC join government AI growth lab

The SRA, LSB and CLC will work directly with innovators to identify regulatory barriers and support responsible AI adoption

Law firm hit with £21,188 fine over anti-money laundering failures

SRA penalises law firm after investigation revealed multiple AML compliance failures

AI legal assistants to be developed to tackle Crown Court delays

AI legal assistants will be developed and tested for use in the Crown Court as part of efforts to speed up justice for victims

Solicitor rebuked after firm operated without insurance cover

Former firm owner rebuked over insurance breaches, client records and undertaking delays

SDT suspends Raymond McKeeve over deleted evidence after search order

Tribunal finds the lawyer’s conduct breached key SRA rules after a search-order dispute

Government launches AI growth lab for legal services sector

New advisory sandbox aims to help legal AI innovators navigate regulation

Judge finds solicitor ‘entirely dishonest’ in £834,000 fraud case

High Court found solicitor liable for fraud and fraudulent breach of trust, describing him as ‘argumentative, evasive and untruthful’

Major review exposes long-term failures at heart of civil justice reforms

Study finds repeated reforms failed to secure lasting improvements in access to justice

New family law reforms proposed for unmarried couples

Plans include inheritance rights, financial remedies and stronger protections following relationship breakdownMore than 3.5 million unmarried couples could gain stronger legal and financial protections...