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AML crackdown intensifies as SRA fines 46 firms £550k in three months

SRA fines rise as 46 firms penalised for failures to meet basic anti-money laundering rules

‘Avoidable disputes’ pushing tribunals to breaking point, justice report warns

Report finds poor public body decision-making is driving avoidable disputes and tribunal strain

Mazur appeal heads to Court of Appeal as battle over litigation rights intensifies

Appeal centres on whether supervised staff can lawfully conduct litigation under long-standing practice

Major law firm replaces application forms with AI-powered interview chatbot

Mishcon de Reya trials AI chatbot interviews to replace traditional graduate applications

New steering group set up to tackle bullying and harassment at the bar

Bar Council and Bar Standards Board set up a steering group to implement the Harman review changes.

Government plans to lift cap on unfair dismissal compensation for workers

Government proposes lifting cap on unfair dismissal compensation, allowing unlimited payouts.

Solicitors react to mixed budget: LLP tax relief, but economic crime levy soars

Solicitors celebrate LLP tax relief, but voice concerns over a significant rise in economic crime levy.

MP warns Lammy must provide ‘clear evidence’ to justify ending jury trials

MP warns Lord Chancellor Lammy to justify ending jury trials for minor offences with evidence

SDT entitled to penalise solicitor over ‘without prejudice’ email, appeal hears

Court hears appeal of Osborne Clarke solicitor fined for improper use of ‘without prejudice’ email

Solicitors face surge in threats and intimidation, Law Society survey reveals

Law Society survey shows death threats, violence and intimidation faced by solicitors on the front line