Over the past six years, the UK motor‑claims landscape has changed. New analysis from Auto Claims Assist, based on 31,299 non ...

Solicitors have condemned plans by HMRC to introduce a “deemed waiver” of privilege where tax avoidance scheme are marketed ...

A law firm that specialises in financial mis-selling is facing a novel claim of causing loss by unlawful means through ...

A City law firm’s complaint to the SRA about a disabled worker cannot form the basis of a discrimination claim, an employment ...

The SRA's approach to the first AI-driven law firm provides important insights into how it may handle future AI ...

Andrew Lloyd, Managing Director at Search Acumen, comments on May’s HMRC property transactions data, published today.

The structure of regulation established by the Legal Services Act 2007 “does not work well”, the outgoing chair of the Bar ...

Legal expenses insurance “should always be included in the initial conversation” between solicitor and client, the Law ...

The increasing number of sexual misconduct cases being handled by the SRA and SDT is fuelling a rise in anonymity requests, ...

Work to agree a definition of unbundled legal services with professional indemnity insurers is close to completion as part of ...

A King’s Bench master has ordered an NHS trust to comply with a requirement that it provide a witness statement explaining ...

A solicitor has been handed a suspended prison sentence for making false claims of damage to his car from potholes.