Legal News

SRA review sees disciplinary tribunal cases withdrawn

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has withdrawn several cases from the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal out of concern that it could not establish dishonesty.

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Six out of 10 British Bar students do not secure a pupillage

Nearly six out of 10 Bar students from the UK do not secure a pupillage within five years of enrolling on their training courses, prompting the Bar Standards Board to launch a review.

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Lord Chancellor clashes with shadow over criticism of senior judge

The Lord Chancellor has hit out at his Conservative shadow for making “dangerous” public criticism of a senior judge.

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Charlotte Lewis Mills & Reeve

Law firm among founders of women’s health accreditation scheme

A national law firm has become one of the founding partners of an accreditation scheme for professional services working for the women’s health sector.

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When the person who needs help is the partner

A law firm can have excellent support on paper and still have a serious gap. The gap is the person who cannot imagine using it.


SRA supervision and AI: what firms will be asked to prove

AI intensifies scrutiny of whether firms can demonstrate that they were in control of the systems through which legal services were delivered.


How ELD NextGen will improve employers’ liability tracing

The Employers’ Liability Tracing Office is continuing work towards the launch of ELD NextGen, the next generation of the employers’ liability database, in early 2027.