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CILEX seeks permission to appeal Mazur after fallout hits legal executives

CILEX seeks permission to appeal Mazur amid uncertainty for legal executives

Law firms consider tribunal fight with HMRC over client interest VAT rules

Rising client interest income prompts potential tribunal challenge to HMRC

Burges Salmon raises Bristol NQ pay to £76,000 as trainee salaries also increase

Burges Salmon increases NQ and trainee salaries in both Bristol and Edinburgh offices

High Court grants struck-off solicitor limited rights of audience

High Court grants rights of audience to struck-off solicitor to resolve ongoing case

Law firm faces claim after £1.5million escrow payout and AI drafting concerns raised

High Court rejects bid for summary judgment in £1.5m escrow dispute involving IPS Law

Bar leaders warn lawyers to avoid crowing about client victories

Senior lawyers warn that celebrating client causes risks undermining independence

Solicitor cleared after tribunal rules no misconduct in 81 year old’s cut price sale

Tribunal finds solicitor acted properly in quick cash sale of an 81-year-old client’s home

Lawyers must undergo lifelong ethics training, peers declare after major inquiry

House of Lords committee recommends dedicated lifelong ethics training for lawyers

SRA imposes section 43 order on employee who misled client over medical report

SRA restricts Neil Brown from legal practice after finding he misled a client

Magistrate issued formal advice after sighing and swearing in court hearing

JCIO issues formal advice after finding a magistrate used inappropriate language and behaviour