Law Gazette News

Judges refuse application for another hearing into the thorny issue of liability for an incident involving uninsured driver.

Firm continues nationwide consolidation as it moves towards model of centres of excellence.

Lawyers and campaigners call for wider action amid concern over judge's controversial findings in family case.

Monidipa Fouzder was rebuked for not telling a security guard at Edmonton she was a journalist.

Pioneering scheme was introduced last November.

Judges say there is no evidence to assess how well the system is helping or failing court users.

Aurang Khattak was struck off the roll of solicitors in 2012 following repeated breaches of the Solicitors’ Accounts Rules.

Client alleged litigation outfit's invoices showed ‘significant duplication between fee-earners’.

Former client did not have an absolute right to be heard, appeal judges agree.

Home Office unveils points-based system details and confirms it will respond to Law Commission report.

Magic circle firm appoints five diversity and inclusion partners.

Bar president calls for end to personal attacks on judges and prosecutors.

Lords committee says the lord chancellor's powers could radically alter the rationale for the reforms.

Gateley announces placing of 4.75m shares at not less than £2 apiece.

International Bar Association publishes measure to ‘lower procedural hurdles’.

American Bar Association resolution calls on states to 'explore regulatory innovations'.

Law Society points out solicitors' frustrations with complaints handler as proposals for budget increase are opposed.

Work in progress at Nesbit Law has failed to recover significant funds due to poor quality of cases.

Law Society initiative supports people facing exceptional obstacles to qualify as a solicitor.

Chancellor of the High Court says the bench will start to punish parties using pilot as a litigation tactic.