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In the 110-page judgment, Lord Reed, Lord Hodge, Lord Lloyd-Jones, Lord Briggs and Lord Hamblen said the appeals in Hopcraft ...
CCRC to look again at past cases involving young people after appeal court quashes two indeterminate sentences.
Nearly 400 people have signed a petition calling for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination to be reformed. The petition was ...
Mining giant BHP said it rejected all of Pogust Goodhead's 'entirely without merit' claims and allegations 'in their entirety ...
Bradford practitioner ordered to complete at least 14 hours of diversity and anti-racism training and pay £63,000 costs.
Although promoting alternative dispute resolution is not a new development in family court hearings, it was given added ...
Arbitration Act clarifies position on applicable law and creates summary dismissal procedure for hopeless cases.
However some of the proposals in the IPO consultation reflect a misunderstanding of how licensing disputes actually play out ...
The Law Society has secured funding from the Department for Business & Trade to expand market access for UK solicitors and ...
New system will be introduced in September - but may not mark end of months of disruption for legal aid lawyers.
Mr Justice Trower 'very alarmed' by apparent leak of judgment finding former owners of nationalised bank liable over ...
A fast-track trial pilot is under way at the Crown court in Reading to try and expedite cases which are most likely to crack, after the backlog of cases reached a 25-year high last month.
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