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Solicitor barred from ownership role as SRA imposes practice restriction

SRA restricts a solicitor from acting as manager or owner of an authorised body

Family Court caseloads rise 3% in 2025, MoJ figures show

Ministry of Justice statistics show increases in children, financial remedy and domestic abuse cases as pressure continues across the family justice system

Law Society develops practice note to support solicitors advising on Welsh law

Law society of England and Wales says guidance will help practitioners identify divergence across housing, health, education and environmental law

Lawyers must prioritise duties to court over clients, LSB clarifies

Policy highlights risks linked to SLAPPS, NDAs and reputation management strategies affecting professional independence

Community sentencing weaknesses threaten justice reforms

Magistrates’ Association says delays, probation shortages and regional gaps leave courts without effective alternatives to custody

Crime and Policing Bill cleared by Lords after key amendments agreed

Lords approve final amendments to Crime and Policing Bill at third reading

Crown Court backlog passes 80,000 cases to reach new record high

Sarah Sackman warns victims face devastating delays as backlog rises 8% year-on-year

MPs demand urgent state apology over forced adoption scandal

MPs urge an urgent apology and support for survivors of historical forced adoption

Judicial Appointments body sets strict limits on AI use in selection process

JAC permits limited AI use but prohibits it in tests and assessments

Director rebuked by SRA over letter breaching public trust principle

SRA says breach while acting as director at Richardson Lissack Limited warranted written rebuke and £1,350 costs