Minister confirms government will take some responsibility for redress schemes away from Post Office. Solicitors are also under investigation over their engagement with Sir Wyn Williams’ public ...

London and Manchester firm denies all allegations against it over its work on a £26m clinical negligence claim.

A particularly happy announcement was the list of solicitors and articled clerks back in the country following years in prisoner of war camps. Most were officers - one a lieutenant colonel - but ...

Gateley Legal has appointed legal director Jo Cope to its specialist residential development team in London. Cope joins Gateley Legal following roles with Birketts, Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner and ...

Failures in providing reasonable adjustments for students, along with a troubling marking scandal, have raised concerns about integrity and fairness.

Terence Etherton was the first openly gay judge appointed to the High Court and one of the Daily Mail's 'enemies of the people'.

International aid spending safeguards the rule of law, pays for the training of judges and lawyers, and provides legal support for the vulnerable.

Democratic lawmakers question legality and ethics of Paul, Weiss’s $40m pro bono pledge. Stockmarket-listed business will absorb a team of 91 fee-earners from Birkett Long. Court of Appeal dismisses ...

Lawbit Ltd provided legal services through the closed firm LawBriefs, rendering the firm's debts difficult to recover.

A settlement has been reached in the ‘long and unhappy’ libel case brought and lost by footballer’s wife Rebekah Vardy against fellow WAG Coleen Rooney.

The failure to include legal services in the free trade agreement announced between the UK and India is a missed opportunity for both UK and Indian economies, the Law Society warned today. The deal, ...

Gerard Airey, admitted in 2008, brought a complaint of constructive dismissal and detriment due to health and safety against his former firm Ronald Fletcher Baker LLP. The employment tribunal, sitting ...