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The chancellor's Spending Review pledged more cash for the criminal courts, the CPS and the probation service. Justice has ...
New figures suggest that many solicitors fined by the regulator are unwilling or unable to pay up. The Solicitors Regulation ...
Allen goes into detail on having 'project', 'someday/maybe', and 'reference' folders which are really useful ideas. Do you ...
As an avenue for career progression, becoming a solicitor advocate is not the big attraction it was once held out to be. The ...
Speaking to the Gazette on a visit to the UK, Canadian Jack Newton, founder and chief executive of lawtech company Clio, said ...
Gardner Leader has been at the heart of the Thames Valley community for over 130 years, with offices in Newbury, Maidenhead, ...
Litigation funder Innsworth Capital has opened a new front in its fight to increase its share of the landmark Mastercard collective litigation settlement by applying for a judicial review. The ...
The Department for Education has insisted it has no current plans to abolish the SEND Tribunal, in response to a Gazette ...
Getty Images’ High Court copyright claim against artificial intelligence developer Stability AI began with unexpected ...
Legal professional bodies gave a guarded welcome to today’s 2025 Spending Review - but the welcome was noticeably cooler in ...
A spokesperson for the judiciary said it is unable to comment on government policy. The Ministry of Justice and Department ...
Three judges will rule on the validity of litigation funding agreements based on a multiple of funded capital.
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