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Government cyber push sparks fresh warning for UK law firms

Legal sector urged to prioritise stronger cyber resilience and verified security standards

Law Commission proposes reforms to unlock safe autonomous drone flight

Recommendations would clarify laws for drones, remotely piloted aircraft and future pilotless passenger vehicles while maintaining aviation safety

Over 1,000 legal executives gain litigation rights after Mazur fallout

CRL says legal executives showed resilience after uncertainty caused by the Mazur ruling

Government to modernise Consumer Credit Act for first time in 50 years

Reforms aim to give consumers clearer information while giving firms greater flexibility to innovate in digital financial markets

BSB issues AI guidance to help barristers safely adopt new technology

Guidance says barristers must maintain AI awareness, assess risks and comply with existing duties on accuracy, confidentiality and client care

Solicitor barred from law firm ownership under SRA conditions

Regulator said restrictions preventing solicitor from managing or owning authorised firms were necessary in the public interest

Solicitor struck off after altering emails during SRA drink-driving probe

Tribunal found solicitor altered emails sent to her employer to conceal misleading explanations previously given to the SRA

SDT strikes off solicitor after client money went into personal account

Tribunal found solicitor acted dishonestly after client fees bypassed law firm accounts

Law Society warns Legal Ombudsman complaints model needs refinement

Society said LeO’s proposed complaints framework will need clearer guidance, stronger safeguards and a credible adoption strategyThe Law Society of England and Wales has...

Government extends £500 mediation scheme for divorcing parents

New funding and digital tools aim to help families settle disputes outside court faster