Peers on the House of Lords’ financial services regulation committee have questioned whether the FCA's plan for a motor ...

There were more than 655m class members of actions in the Competition Appeal Tribunal at the end of 2024 – equivalent to 10.4 ...

The SRA is to consult on strengthening continuing competence requirements as it was not clear whether solicitors are ...

At the recent Legal Compliance Collectives Unconference hosted by Miller, one of the recurring themes among delegates was how ...

To borrow a cliché, how do you solve a problem like Solicitors from Hell (SfH)? The Law Society has chosen to get heavy, co-ordinating a group action on behalf of law firms named on the site in a bid ...

The billable hour has long dominated law firm pricing models. However, as artificial intelligence reshapes legal work, this traditional approach faces increasing scrutiny.

Lord Justice Birss, the outgoing deputy head of civil justice, has spoken out at what he called the “heavily Balkanised” ...

The Legal Services Consumer Panel has come out strongly in favour of law firms telling clients how to complain at the end of ...

Merger talks announced earlier this year between Ward Hadaway and The Endeavour Partnership have proven successful as we ...

The term ‘post-completion’ can encourage conveyancers to see applications to HM Land Registry as an afterthought, especially ...

A struck-off solicitor who has not paid the Solicitors Regulation Authority nearly £65,000 in outstanding costs from his disciplinary hearing cannot return to the roll.