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Nearly 80% candidates say SQE not fit for purpose, survey finds

National Junior Lawyers Division report highlights concerns over cost, exam access, reasonable adjustments and mental health impacts on candidates

Most pupil barristers report positive pupillage experience, survey finds

Bar Council survey finds disabled pupils and those in practising stage report higher stress levels and lower confidence about long-term careers at the bar

Judge orders two-stage trial in multi-million Vodafone legal battle

High Court approves split trial in complex franchise dispute involving Vodafone

Fraudsters impersonate law firm using TikTok, Whatsapp and emails

SRA issues alert over scam using social media and emails to impersonate a law firm

London firm penalised over client account fund retention

Tribunal approves agreed outcome after regulator identified failures in systems and controls over handling of client money

Legal Ombudsman faces crisis as complaints surge to record levels

Rising complaints prompt reform plans as demand outpaces the current system

Victims given six months to challenge Unduly Lenient Sentences

Government reforms also place duty in the Victims’ Code to ensure victims are informed about the sentencing review scheme

2026 legal services report reveals growing gap in client expectations for law firms

Research highlights rising client demands on service, transparency and digital access

New Laws UK 2026: Key Legal Changes Reshaping Britain

The new laws UK 2026 mark a decisive shift in the UK’s legal landscape, with wide-ranging reforms across criminal justice, artificial intelligence, and digital regulation

BSB issues 2026–27 priorities targeting backlogs and culture change

Bar Standards Board business plan targets enforcement delays, investigation backlogs and culture reform across the bar