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SRA boss poised to beef up her executive team
Sarah Rapson tells Law Society Council that comparable organisations have many more senior leaders.
High Court throws out appeal of 'lack of integrity' sanction
Conveyancing: Tax adviser registration 'could be deferred'
Court of Appeal gives further guidance to family case experts
Plan to hobble SEND Tribunal a done deal, government admits
Tribunal rejects return of convicted fraudster to roll after 18 years
Uncertainty as government parks AI copyright reform
Foreign proceedings do not interfere with English claim, CoA rules
Defence lawyers hail cap on agency charges as 'important turning point'
SRA flags cost risks from client account interest levy
Client was right to feel aggrieved but not entitled to damages
Defendants of 'good character' will be denied jury trial, MPs told
DJ's ex-partner escapes costs order in bitter family proceedings
LCJ expresses 'grave security concerns' over judge-only trials
Costs judge slashes agency fees with 25% mark-up cap
In depth: Put AI on your risk agenda, firms told
'Whac-a-Mole' solicitor's negligence claim struck out
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Crypto asset disputes: the new frontline in commercial litigation
Crypto assets are intangible, volatile and portable but they are not beyond the reach of English law.
Shouting into the void
What are we doing to preserve our future justice system?
Tackling predatory marriage will not be easy
The Law Society has called on government to update a 19th-century wills law that is ‘not fit for the future’.
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My legal life: Rukhsana Koser, Enable Law
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Professional indemnity insurance: Playing hide and seek
Stable prices and ample capacity remain benign characteristics of the PII market, but some experts fear that cost does not reflect risk. Eduardo Reyes reports from the latest Gazette Roundtable
Strolling players
London Legal Walk 2026 will take place on 9 June.
Dispute revolution
London International Disputes Week turns seven.
Bunfight for office space
It seems that demand for London office space is booming – led, predictably, by law firms.
Memory lane
Gove’s City levy, Saddam Hussein’s trial, and a fashion show in aid of the Solicitors’ Benevolent Association: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
Novice solicitor lied about university career to get City job
Former in-house practitioner ‘created a persona that he thought was required for a role in private practice’.
Donald Trump gave me $5
Why it’s time to modernise legal regulation
KC appointments: Out ranked
Teaching lawyers to understand code
Recalling ubiquitous and exhausting nonsense
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All the latest news from Solicitors Regulation Authority
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Chief Executive sets out priorities for change in 2026
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Update on the Solicitors Regulation Authority investigation on the Post Office Horizon IT scandal
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Ten-year diversity data shows improvements but more to be done
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SRA intervention into PM Law Ltd
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Update on the SRA's investigation into PM Law Ltd group
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SRA intervention into PM Law Ltd
Firm hire: Penningtons Manches Cooper appoints partner
Firm hire: Medical negligence partner appointment at Stewarts
Double hire at Emsleys Solicitors
Firm hire: Agricultural team expands at Harrowells
Firm hire: Doyle Clayton appoints regulatory partner
Firm hire: Personal injury team leader joins Optimal Solicitors
Firm hire: Capsticks welcomes claims partner
Firm hire: Medical negligence partner joins Stewarts
Demystifying the parole process
Steven Ball reviews 'Parole Board Hearings – law and practice (4th edition)'.
An invaluable tool
Richard Charlton reviews 'Court of Protection Handbook – a user’s guide (5th edition)'.
Doctrinal rigour and practical utility
Zainab Zaeem reviews 'Statutory Nuisance: law and practice (3rd edition)'.
Law and the human brain
James E Hurford reviews 'International Legal Theory and the Cognitive Turn'.
The shot 'went off by itself': Accidents don't happen with The King's Players
Opening night of ‘The Accident’, a play written and produced by staff and students at King’s College London, poses the question: 'Did the gun go off accidentally?'.
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