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Initial signs emerged yesterday of the court ‘chaos' that criminal defenders predicted would unfold as a result of ‘Operation Early Dawn', an emergency measure to deal with prison capacity challenges.

By 17 May 2024 The Solicitors Regulation Authority should drop plans to regulate CILEX members and concentrate on its core regulatory responsibilities, the chief executive of the Law Society has said.

By 17 May 2024 The Law Society has published guidance to support disabled people in the workplace, highlighting how organisations should prioritise digital accessibility.

By 17 May 2024 Device management and disaster recovery are now covered in an updated questionnaire produced by the Law Society and Bar

Do we want to continue to diagnose the problems or take decisive action to implement solutions?

Mandating upfront information would 'revolutionise' the home buying and selling process, MPs hear. Sharing up to 300 pieces of information would provide more certainty that the transaction is going ahead.

By 17 May 2024 It is a long way from the Indian Ocean to Westminster Square, even longer when you start from the seabed and have to define the law of state immunity along the way.

By 17 May 2024 One of the key legal figures in the later years of the Post Office scandal is refusing to appear before the public inquiry, it emerged today.

Inquiry told that former general counsel lives abroad and is declining to appear.

By 17 May 2024 The Solicitors Regulation Authority has failed to overturn a Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal costs order imposed after a failed prosecution.