The government has today confirmed a partial U-turn on its plans to curb jury trials – with lord chancellor Alex Norris ...

If Ammori wins her appeal, the government will have to act more proportionately when imposing future bans. But what if the ...

The Solicitors Regulation Authority will examine this week’s damning Premier League report on Manchester City and investigate ...

In a world where the United Nations is neutered, where transnational alliances have scarcely been weaker, it offers an alternative vision to a world increasingly aligned along axes of brute power and ...

Lawyers have expressed their sadness at a much-loved former office in a historic building being destroyed by fire. The Bury in Chesham, Buckinghamshire, was the scene of a huge blaze on Wednesday ...

The government envisions a 'swifter and simpler' opt-out collective actions regime. An Access to Justice Foundation panel ...

The result of the Premier League's 'Core Decision' (in redacted form) in its case against Manchester City is no longer a ...

Former trade union organiser arrives at the Royal Courts of Justice more than two months after his appointment.

The Law Society has increased its financial backing for charities supporting access to justice and lawyers’ wellbeing with ...

Yet, amongst the court dress of wigs, gowns, breeches, and buckled shoes, a 151 year old institution is quietly being ...

The Law Society is seeking to intervene in an EU competition case which it says could have ‘significant implications’ for the ...

Lord Chancellor Alex Norris was today sworn in at the Royal Courts of Justice along with solicitor general Ellie Reeves and ...