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Judicial review filed against proposed SEND system reforms
Claim alleges consultation fails to explain legal changes affecting SEND rights and tribunal powers
Will AI Replace Junior Lawyers or Just Change Billing Models?
Blogs
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The question reverberating through chambers and law firms across England and Wales
Solicitor reprimanded for creating backdated client care documents
Tribunal dismissed dishonesty allegations but found solicitor created backdated client care documents in 2021 dispute
Solicitor refused practising certificate over public interest concerns
Regulator blocks practising certificate application for 2025/2026 practice year
Motor finance legal challenge hearing unlikely before October, says FCA
FCA prepares contingency plans as legal challenges threaten motor finance compensation timetableThe Financial Conduct Authority has warned that legal challenges against its proposed motor...
Prisons ordered to identify and support inmates with care experience
News
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New policy introduces mandatory support measures across prisons in England and Wales
Youth Justice and police teams unite on secure national collaboration network
News
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Secure platform aims to improve coordination between police and youth services
London law firm closed following SRA regulatory intervention
SRA closes law firm under statutory intervention powers aimed at safeguarding client interestsThe Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has closed London-based law firm Belshaw &...
Legal aid for inquests set for reform under government plans
Consultation warns inquest cases could rise to 11,400 annually, with plans for a simplified single fee scheme
SRA plans 29% budget increase as it seeks to ‘fix its foundations’
Plans include practising certificate fees rising from £190 to £240 and compensation fund contributions from £70 to £120