A judge laid up at home in bed after surgery on a ruptured Achilles tendon should not have heard an optician's disciplinary ...

An immigration firm fell below its expected standards “in a number of respects” but this did not justify the decision to ...

The national Law Society and Birmingham Law Society have argued against SRA plans for law firms which use litigation funding ...

Four in 10 law firms would actively consider third-party investment, according to research that also warned some firms would ...

Stephen Webber and Ruth James of Hugh James discuss the progress the firm has made towards achieving settlement of claims for ...

For claims professionals, the traditional road traffic accident (RTA) liability dispute is changing. What might once have ...

Express Solicitors has reported a record £117.2 million group turnover for the financial year ending August 2026, marking a ...

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has been left as “little more than a paper tiger” by yesterday’s High Court ruling on ...

The SRA has secured approval from the Legal Services Board (LSB) for an addendum to Rule 8 of its Authorisation of Firms Rules, changing who can hold the COLP and COFA roles.

A major research project examining the challenges, ambitions and priorities of Welsh law firms will give the sector its first ...

We are delighted to announce that Nexa Law has been named a finalist in the Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards 2026, ...

The SRA does not have the right to require the production of privileged documents from law firms without a waiver from the ...