Ethical standards to protect the public – Legal Futures
The recent BBC Panorama episode on solicitors acting for the Post Office highlighted how some lawyers can lose sight of their role to uphold the rule of law and the…
March 2026
Court of Appeal refuses bid by jailed barrister to call new evidence – Legal Futures
A barrister has failed in a bid to overturn his conviction for defrauding the Legal Aid Agency by falsely claiming defence legal costs. The post Court of Appeal refuses bid…
Suspension for solicitor who ran firm without authorisation – Legal Futures
A solicitor who practised as a sole practitioner for over three years without authorisation after her partner left has been suspended for nine months. The post Suspension for solicitor who…
Employment law changes “could reduce mobility of senior solicitors” – Legal Futures
Shortening of the time limit and abolition of the cap on compensation for unfair dismissal will make law firms sharpen their procedures before dismissing staff. The post Employment law changes…
Two more convicted of harvesting personal data for PI claims – Legal Futures
Two more men have been convicted of unlawful accessing and selling personal information to sell on as potential leads for injury claims. The post Two more convicted of harvesting personal…
Is the misconduct bar set too high? – Law Gazette – Features
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Decisions filed recently with the Law Society (which may be subject to appeal). – Read More
Exploited by AI: non-consensual deepfakes – Law Gazette – Features
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Occupiers liability acts claims and new evidence – Law Gazette – Features
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SaaSpocalypse Now – Law Gazette – Features
How legal tech and Anthropic are responding to the SaaSpocalypse – the legal plugin that crashed tech stocks but attracted investors. – Read More
State immunity before the English courts – Law Gazette – Features
International law. – Read More