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Civil Procedure Rules explained: History, structure and key parts in UK litigation

The Civil Procedure Rules govern the conduct of civil litigation in England and Wales.

Senior solicitor approved to work under tight SRA restrictions

Alistair Davies is permitted to work at Veritas under strict SRA conditions

Solicitor struck off after tribunal finds fabricated hearing notice

Disciplinary Tribunal finds solicitor fabricated notice to secure adjournment

Government urges firms to “lock the door” as cyber threats cost £14.7billion

New campaign promotes cyber essentials to tackle rising online threats

UK’s largest tribunal centre opens in London to tackle 66,000 case backlog

State-of-the-art London tribunal centre aims to reduce mounting case delays

Ex-Carillion chief penalised after withdrawing FCA challenge

Richard Howson fined for role in misleading announcements before Carillion collapse

National scandal looms as forensic science system found in crisis

Science committee says forensic system is fragile, monopolised and failing justice

SRA investigates suspected fraud after sudden closure of PM Law Ltd

Client funds probe launched as regulator intervenes in PM Law

High Court declares Palestine action ban unlawful in blow to ministers

Judges reject terror proscription as 2,500 arrests left in limbo

Practising certificate conditions limit solicitor’s future roles

Bolton solicitor barred from ownership and compliance role