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Suspension for solicitor who misled court, client and firm

A junior solicitor who failed to tell her law firm or client that its defence and counterclaim in a personal injury matter had been struck out has been suspended for 12 months.

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Law firms abandoning partnerships “to raise external funding”

The main reason why larger law firms are moving away from traditional partnership structures is the lack of ability to raise external funding, a report has found.

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Welsh legal blueprint urges tech grants, nearshoring and talent retention

The Welsh government should provide grants for SME law firms to invest in legal technology, and offer law students bursaries if they agree to stay in the country for five years, a report says.

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National firm shutters four teams in restructuring

Fast-growing national law firm Taylor Rose has announced a restructuring which will see it shut down four teams and lead to some redundancies.

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Solicitor fined for statements made on “antisemitic” Iranian TV show

A solicitor who appeared on an antisemitic television programme on the Iranian state-owned TV channel has been fined for comments he made about London law firm Mishcon de Reya.

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Law student convicted of racial slurs aimed at England footballer

A law student who called England footballer Bukayo Saka a ‘monkey’ in an online rant was warned last week that he could go to jail.

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Bar disciplinary tribunal under spotlight over secrecy of hearings

The secrecy of proceedings at the Bar disciplinary tribunal is under scrutiny in two high-profile cases where one barrister wants privacy and the other more openness.

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Seven in 10 homeowners satisfied with their conveyancers

Seven in 10 homeowners were satisfied with their conveyancer but levels of service have deteriorated in the last five years, according to new research.

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SSB clients’ distress as cavity wall claims are transferred to third firm

The law firm that took on SSB Law’s cavity wall insulation cases after it went bust is exiting the field and passing the files on again to Hugh James.

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Hoffman: What more could we have done in Nigeria fraud case?

The former law lord who presided over the arbitration whose $11bn award was later found to have been obtained by fraud has said there was nothing the panel could have done differently.

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