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Advocate Tony Lenehan tops Scotland’s legal aid earnings for third year

New figures reveal top earning advocates as legal aid spending in Scotland reaches record level

Driverless taxis set for London debut, but major legal gaps remain

London set to host Europe’s first driverless taxis in 2026, but lawyers urge caution

Former Supreme Court president slams decades of shrinking legal aid

Ex-Supreme Court president warns rule of law at risk as legal aid falls behind inflation

Solicitor Maximillian Campbell struck off the roll after Disciplinary Tribunal ruling

Tribunal orders solicitor Maximillian Campbell struck off the roll after disciplinary hearing

Jurors ‘should be told’ how much expert witnesses are paid, MPs told

Former trader Tom Hayes tells MPs juries must know expert witnesses’ pay and track record

Super-regulator launches sweeping Mazur probe into 15 years of regulator conduct

Legal Services Board review to examine regulator conduct and guidance from 2010 to 2025

UK law firms turn to private equity and tech to drive expansion

HSBC research shows rising law firm interest in private equity and growing tech budgets

Solicitor banned from holding client money as regulator imposes control conditions

SRA imposes strict public interest conditions on solicitor Terence Mills’ practising certificate

SRA refers solicitor Fiona Jane Smith to the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal

Allegations over client-account transfers remain unproven pending the tribunal hearing

Judge cuts law firm’s costs from £3,000 to £500 after applying Mazur ruling

District Judge Richard Lumb applies Mazur decision to reduce housing case legal costs