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Judges urged to speak out as review probes impact of pay on recruitment

Review body asks judges and public to share views on pay and recruitment pressures

Solicitor cleared after rapid same day exchange for elderly client

Tribunal finds no misconduct after solicitor exchanged on elderly client’s property in one day

Contempt laws may breach free speech rights says Law Commission after three year study

Law Commission says contempt rules create uncertainty and may violate article 10 rights

SDT costs to solicitors set to fall as tribunal budget reduced for 2026

LSB approves lower SDT budget with fewer sitting days and reduced cost to solicitors

Major UK law schools join forces with US AI giant Harvey in sweeping tech partnership

Four major institutions bring Harvey AI tools into teaching research and legal training

Solicitor accused of assaulting murder defendant moments before court hearing

Defendant alleges solicitor assaulted him in a house and court cells as jury examines historic claims

Former council legal chief wins case after tribunal confirms racial harassment

Tribunal upholds two race related harassment claims after examining workplace conduct

Peers clash over possible National Insurance rise for LLPs

Peers debate potential LLP NI changes after reports of a possible budget proposal

Law firm fined after AML failures found in SRA review of client files

SRA imposes £7,451 fine after AML inspection finds missing client and matter risk assessments

Judge blasts law firm for “unconscionable opportunism” in tribunal dispute

Judge overturns dismissal after finding claimant’s withdrawal was a clear procedural mistake