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Solicitor avoids SRA referral over false case citations
Fake authorities were produced by research software and not checked, claims solicitor.
Solicitor lied to secure a company loan
Company that failed to pay £2 million penalty says SFO cannot enforce DPA
Solicitor 'indecently assaulted murder defendant before court appearance'
Former council head of legal wins racial harassment case
Have your say on pay: judges invited to contribute to call for evidence
LLP members must verify identities in Companies House crackdown
Contempt laws violate freedom of expression - Law Commission
CILEX to appeal seismic Mazur ruling
Judge lambasts 'unattractive, unconscionable opportunism' over LiP's mistake
In depth: Ode to the Just - artist's tribute to the legal profession
Mahmood to tackle 'thicket of laws' frustrating legitimate asylum removals
Dedicate 20% of billable time to AI studies, international firm tells juniors
Ashurst transatlantic merger creates top-20 global firm
Top-200 Midlands firm acquired in pre-pack deal
Costs budgeting applies in £340m group claim, Uber told
Dozens of litigation assistants face threat of redundancy at national firm
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Trump v BBC? What a UK defamation fight would really look like
Strip away the political theatre and the law is clear: any claimant, even a US President, faces real hurdles under the Defamation Act 2013.
Aspiring Nobel Peace Prize candidate conducts lawfare
President Trump’s defamation claim against the BBC has brought out lawyers and non-lawyers in force to give advice.
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Clinical negligence roundtable: Speaking up, speaking out
Health outcome statistics for women expose a ‘gender pain gap’. With a sky-high clinical negligence bill, how can law and lawyers work with patients, clinicians and health trusts to narrow the divide? Eduardo Reyes reports from the latest Gazette roundtable.
Naturist fears northern judges' 'unconscious bias'
Judicial review claim is believed to be only the second naturism case to reach the High Court.
A subtext for a moral crusade?
‘It’s a witch-hunt,’ said my friend Tony, referring to the Windsor-Giuffre saga.
Memory lane
An unsuccessful challenge to a parking fine, rights of audience and German inventions: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
Criminal justice crisis cuts Leveson short
Justice committee chair forced to wrap up meeting after 73 minutes.
Pro bono: Good, for nothing
Advice projects highlighted for UK Pro Bono Week showcase a legal profession increasingly focused on strategically important advice against a backdrop of soaring unmet need. Katharine Freeland reports.
Insight: Could AI transform law firm compliance?
Four of a kind
Our path to a sustainable future
Comparing the FIRS and FARA regimes
Why the language of divorce must change
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All the latest news from Solicitors Regulation Authority
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SRA apologises and fully accepts recommendations of SSB review
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SRA calls for views to shape further robust action on claims
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SRA acts on concerns about law firm practices on high-volume claims
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SRA awards £360,000 for disadvantaged candidates to take SQE
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SRA and FCA warn law firms and claims management companies over poor practices in motor finance commission claims
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SRA appoints Sarah Rapson as new Chief Executive Officer
Firm hire: Capital markets expert joins Trowers as partner
Firm hire: TWM Solicitors appoints commercial property partner
Firm promotion: Dispute resolution partner appointment at Machins Solicitors
Firm hire: Litigation lawyer joins BTTJ
Firm hire: Gilson Gray welcomes residential conveyancing head
Firm hires: Thrings
Firm hires: Actons
Firm hires: mfg Solicitors
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On the fence: autonomy versus the highest good
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Invaluable guide to CoP
Stephen D Sutton reviews 'Court of Protection Practice 2025'.
Normative legal order for the common good
Simone Mamini reviews 'A Theory of Global Energy Governance'.
Capital punishment on celluloid
Kevin McVeigh reviews 'Imagining the American Death Penalty: The Cultural Work of Popular Visual Representations'.
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