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SRA begins search for new Board Chair as Anna Bradley prepares to step down

Anna Bradley will step down in December 2026 after eight years as chair of the SRA Board

HMRC rolls out mandatory registration rules for tax advisers

Mandatory HMRC registration for paid tax advisers begins rolling out from May 2026

ICO fines South Staffordshire £963,900 a data-security warning law firms cannot ignore

Regulator says basic security failings exposed personal data of 633,887 people

SQE2 pass rate rises to 80% in latest sitting, SRA figures show

Overall pass rate rose from 78% to 80%, continuing a pattern of comparatively strong outcomes in the second-stage assessment

Fee-share firms outhire the profession as platform model reaches critical mass

Research shows consultant-led firms increasingly attracting senior lawyers away from traditional practice models

Solicitor faces suspension over antisemitic tweets and offensive remarks

Tribunal imposes suspended ban after solicitor admitted offensive and antisemitic posts

Tribunal rejects solicitor’s comeback attempt following strike-off

Tribunal says restoration would undermine public confidence after dishonesty findings

Judicial diversity drive launched with expanded court broadcasting measures

New board will target barriers to judicial careers as sentencing remarks and Administrative Court proceedings become more accessible to the public

Judges win 3.8% rise as watchdog warns over falling share of top-grade candidates

SSRB warns declining top-grade applicants could weaken future senior judicial appointments.

London’s biggest disputes increasingly go to US firms

US firms are increasingly active across key litigation venues, from the Competition Appeal Tribunal to the Technology and Construction Court