Don’t Miss Key Legal Updates
Categories
Categories
- Abuse
- Abuse
- Account Misuse
- Account Misuse
- Blogs
- Careers & Training
- Court Conduct
- Court Conduct
- Courts & Judiciary
- Crime
- Crime
- Drugs
- Drugs
- Fines & Penalties
- Fines & Penalties
- Firm Mergers & Acquisitions
- Fraud
- Fraud
- Fund Management
- Fund Mismanagement
- International
- International
- Law Firms & Business
- Legal Awards & Rankings
- Litigation & Courts
- Malpractice
- Malpractice
- Misconduct
- Misconduct
- Money Laundering
- Money Laundering
- Murder
- Murder
- News
- Property
- Property
- Regulatory Reform
- Scam
- Scam
- SDT & SRA Intervention
- Sexual Harassment
- Sexual Harassment
- Solicitor Sanction
- Solicitor Sanction
- Tax & Policy
- Transport & Infrastructure Law
- Uncategorized
Mazur appeal fast-tracked as Court of Appeal sets february 2026 hearing
Expedited appeal hearing to address who can lawfully conduct litigation under the Legal Services Act
Employer trust in SQE grows while student confidence sharply declines
New SRA research shows employers warming to the SQE as candidates raise fairness and cost concerns
Age assessment cases treated differently from other JR claims, appeal judges rule
Judges rule that age assessment judicial reviews follow different principles on interim relief
Judge suffered ‘considerable distress’ after solicitor launched claim against her
Court hears judge was distressed after solicitor sued her under data protection laws
Stonewall is not liable for discrimination against a gender-critical barrister
Court of Appeal rules chambers alone are responsible for the discriminatory treatment of a barrister
Supreme Court blocks opt-out class action in £2.7 billion cartel claim
Judges rule collective claim must proceed as opt-in after tribunal deemed case weak
SRA clamps down on Yorkshire solicitor with sweeping practice restrictions
SRA restricts solicitors practising certificate, banning all criminal work pending final decision
Legal bodies clash over £22.4 million Ombudsman budget rise despite backlog fears
Professional bodies and consumer groups split over a proposed double-digit rise in LeO funding
City law firm compliance officer banned after lying about being at work
SRA bans former Stephenson Harwood compliance officer after findings of dishonesty
Fare dodger challenges 36 rail prosecutions using Mazur legal defence
Defendant argues rail charges should fail because the litigation was conducted by a non-lawyer