Brett Dixon has become the 182nd president of the Law Society of England and Wales. John ‘Babbacombe’ Lee became known in the ...

The Race Relations Act 1976 was 'not a finished product', but it was certainly groundbreaking. Catherine Baksi assesses the ...

A legal blogger has told a court that he was bombarded with emails and messages from a solicitor over several months, ...

A family court judge has ordered a mother who wrongly accused her child’s father of sexual abuse to pay £27,100 of his legal costs - after ruling that the almost £260,000 sought by the father was ...

The prime minister’s announcement that the government intends to introduce legislation to crack down on non-compete clauses ...

A notice on the firm's website from intervention agent Lester Aldridge states that files held at the Gowlings office have ...

Spontaneous applause is rare at the annual conference of the International Bar Association. ‘In a world where the United ...

Pay review body told a higher judicial pay award would come at the expense of other priorities in the justice system.

A judge has pleaded for change in the handling of care applications after a case which took two years to be resolved. In a ...

Guide to judicial conduct provides that judicial office holders should avoid activity which could compromise, or appear to ...

Both judges who were subject to separate complaints explained workload and court pressures contributed to delays.

The vast majority of top-100 firms continue to increase their revenue and profit – but a disparity is emerging between the ...