Lawyer Club

Panel had considered objections to private sitting decision – following the breach of an anonymity order – a month

Office holder denied any bias or misconduct but apologised and ‘expressed regret for any distress

Leading figures at International Bar Association conference stress caution about embracing clients

‘Rule of law’s endurance and vitality is not guaranteed,’ Lords committee warns after nine-month

SDT says practitioners cannot be expected to second-guess instructions of client with full mental

Non-solicitor has been banned from working in legal practice without prior permission from the

Conduct was relevant to professional standing even though director was not practising at the time, tribunal

Serious Fraud Office returns to the High Court over a deferred prosecution agreement dating from

Fake authorities were produced by research software and not checked, claims

Plymouth practitioner denies 30 charges and is currently on trial at Winchester Crown

Employment tribunal rules it was reasonable for solicitor to be offended by ‘implicit suggestion’ made unintentionally by chief

Senior Salaries Review Body particularly keen for fee-paid and salaried judges to submit individual

Only one million of the estimated seven million directors, PSCs and LLP members are thought to have complied with rules

Law reform body sets out a new ‘liability framework’ to clarify sector ‘beset by some significant

Professional body says it wants to challenge principle of litigation

Law firm ‘sought to capitalise’ upon an error by a former receptionist who mistakenly withdrew her employment tribunal

Artist Helen Cammock, commissioned to produce artwork to mark the Law Society’s bicentenary, wants solicitors to know that the law

Reforms must respect right to fair hearing, Law Society says as home secretary sets out new appeals

Profession addressing how to equip newly qualified lawyers with AI and automation

‘Combination of equals’ will have 3,000 lawyers and a turnover exceeding