Catherine Baksi

Entry-grade roles for recently qualified criminal barristers are to be launched, The Times has learnt, as the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) mimics similar schemes for teachers and the police.It is

David Lister, a senior partner at Vardags, successfully represented Abigail Williams in a multimillion-pound High Court divorce dispute in which her husband had attempted to hide his assets. Andrew

The cases, the chatter, the chaos: what’s really going on in the law

Love or loathe it — and there are plenty in each camp — artificial intelligence is changing the way that lawyers work — and consequently the way that law firms are recruiting and training the next

Catherine Kierans, acting head of the Public Prosecution Service for Northern Ireland’s serious crime unit, prosecuted Alexander McCartney, who was given a life sentence with a minimum of 20 years in

Matthew Pryke, a managing partner at one of Prince Harry’s preferred law firms, tells Catherine Baksi about the time he helped set up a motor racing series for the ruler of Dubai

Critics say sentencing for mothers who kill their babies lacks compassion and consistency, and can result in a life term in prison or a hospital detention

London law firms struggle in comparison with their US rivals when it comes to paying newly qualified lawyers high salaries — and they are also being outshone in more altruistic affairs.American

Navjot ‘Jo’ Sidhu denies 15 misconduct charges after three women accused him of inappropriate behaviour

The lawyer tells Catherine Baksi how she founded the Suffolk Law Centre to help those who cannot access legal advice