A dispute is ever present in a person's thoughts until it is resolved: the more protracted it is, the worse it gets.

Former principal legal adviser's claims of reasonable adjustment and indirect discrimination fail before employment tribunal.

Tribunal finds 'no words within the lexicon of regulatory and disciplinary conduct adequate to express the damage the ...

A Royal charter amendment enabling legal executives to call themselves ’CILEX chartered paralegals’ has received approval ...

The Law Society has issued a practice note on how solicitors should address climate change risks when advising on property ...

A former project coordinator with international firm Eversheds tried to charge costs for a matter where the firm was working ...

A new administrators’ report covering the closing weeks of a claims firm has lifted the lid on missed payments, creditor ...

Profit per equity partner at Fladgate topped seven figures in 2024/25 - a new record - as the London firm’s breakneck growth ...

Conveyancers are facing fresh uncertainty this week after the National Trading Standards Estate and Letting Agency Team ...

Legislation ' to make clear it is the government and parliament that decides who should have the right to remain in the UK'.

A family judge has said that a couple running up costs of £13,000 over a dispute worth at most £2,000 is damaging to the ...

Minister confirms government will take some responsibility for redress schemes away from Post Office. Solicitors are also ...