Law Gazette News

Martin Flowers must pay back £13,547 he made from selling handsets to phone recycler.

Allen & Overy raised NQ pay to a minimum of £100,000 this week.

Law Society president Christina Blacklaws describes Dame Victoria Sharp as an 'amazing trailblazer'.

Government has also admitted that the courts and tribunals estate is being kept under review.

Oxford Brookes is developing an AI tool that will read contracts and pinpoint problem areas. 

Southall solicitor caught on camera urging client not to tell him if marriage was a sham.

 

Annual report also records a significant increase in the number of solicitors struck off.

Reorganisation of business services functions still under way, international firm tells staff.

Criminal duty solicitor has worked exclusively in legal aid since university.

Campaigners highlight the impact of false allegations in emotionally-charged vigil.

City of London Law Society says 'targeted legislation' may be needed to clarify status in law.

Newly qualified solicitors at the international firm could receive significantly more than those at magic circle firms.

Report by Social Mobility Commission and Sutton Trust shows that 65% of senior judiciary were educated at an independent school.

Court says uplift should be ‘all or nothing’ and not treated like a bonus for successful claimant.

New solicitors qualifying examination will ‘lower professional standards’ and ‘damage the reputation of the profession,’ says the Junior Lawyer Division.

London’s Lisa Mayhew to serve another term.

International firm aims for 40% female and 20% ‘flexible’ representation by 2025.

The mass claim brought on behalf of 46 million consumers is the largest in English legal history.

'Lexible' dictionary based on computer analysis of 4 million documents.