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Senior legal figure resigns from LSB to oppose Courts and Tribunals Bill reforms

Flora Page KC resigns from the Legal Services Board to publicly oppose reforms affecting jury trials

House of Lords backs key amendments in sweeping Crime and Policing Bill debate

House of Lords debates further amendments to the Crime and Policing Bill during the report stage

High court issues first statutory SLAPP declaration

Decision marks first use of new anti-SLAPP regime introduced in 2023 legislation

SRA issues warning over scam email misusing solicitor’s name

SRA warns public after scam email impersonates solicitor in fake inheritance claim

Legal profession more diverse but senior gaps persist, SRA data shows

SRA figures show increased representation of women and minority lawyers over the past decade, but disparities remain at senior levels.

AI could support future tribunal system, says report

Administrative Justice Council report says stronger data collection and management are needed before artificial intelligence can be used effectively in tribunals

More than 20 investigations under way in Post Office Horizon Scandal, says SRA

SRA reviewing conduct of solicitors involved in prosecutions of subpostmasters affected by the faulty Horizon IT system

Parliament seeks evidence on Courts Bill proposing major jury trial changes

MPs open evidence process as committee begins scrutiny of Courts and Tribunals Bill

SRA warns over website claiming to recover fraud losses using its logo

SRA warns public about a website falsely implying regulatory backing for fraud recovery services

Courts and Tribunals Bill clears Commons vote despite Labour dissent

MPs approve legislation aimed at tackling crown court backlog, though jury trial reforms face criticism and further scrutiny