Regulator has received more than 250 applications to the compensation fund and paid out on 38 of the most urgent.

The True Story of the Post Office Scandal deals with the case of Pam Stubbs, a subpostmistress who lost her home and her business when there were unexplained shortfalls in her accounts. Her evidence ...

Anyone mastering the work would be able to deploy its accessible content and perform at a credible level. But (as the authors note) nothing can replace tailored local advice, especially in fast-moving ...

Criminal barrister and TV host Rob Rinder, who rose to fame with TV series Judge Rinder, has joined a growing wave of lawyers to speak out against the government’s proposed curbs on jury trials – ...

A cringe-inducing number of electronic devices have gone astray at the Ministry of Justice.

Fifty years ago this summer, a slim young man with shoulder-length hair disembarked from a Channel ferry at Ostend, made his way to a motorway slip road and stuck out his thumb. The young man was me, ...

Last year's UK-India free trade agreement made no mention of legal services, allowing India to continue to restrict UK lawyers' practising rights.

Legal Services Consumer Panel resurrects controversial proposal of imposing a levy on large law firms to help fund justice.

An employment judge demonstrated ‘apparent bias’ in his conduct toward a barrister when rejecting both his applications at the tribunal, the Employment Appeal Tribunal has found. Source: iStock ...

One of the handful of collective actions to be certified by the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) could be set to lapse ...

Disputes firm Stewarts has welcomed partner Alexandra Winch to its medical negligence practice in London. Winch has a strong reputation for her work in paediatric neurological injury and amputation ...

A claimant who delayed responding to a Part 36 deal can only recover the fixed costs in play when the offer was made, the Court of Appeal has ruled. The defendant in Attersley v UK Insurance Ltd had ...