Profession
Budget: No ‘sharp teeth’ on tax, but avoidance schemes will feel the bite
Anticipated tax increases failed to materialise, though new steps on tax avoidance were unveiled
2021 Budget does little to quench thirst of ‘legal aid deserts’
£450m provided to support justice system in England and Wales
Unregulated barrister and ex-solicitor disbarred for dishonest conduct
An unregistered barrister has been disbarred following dishonesty relating to conveyancing in 2004
Public law working group calls for urgent legal aid review
The president's final public law working group (PLWG) report is out and calls for an urgent review of legal aid for parents
Whiplash portal causes concern over access to justice and compensation
Claimants may be entitled to less compensation than previously
Civil judicial co-operation after Brexit
Lauren Cormack sets out the new realities of recognition and enforcement of EU judgments in the UK
Landmark Beijing case sees housewife compensated for housework
A Chinese man has been ordered to pay £5,500 to his ex-wife in compensation
Video remand hearings reinstated by police
The police are to reinstate the use of VRM after government funding, the Law Society has confirmed
Inside the in-tray of Sir Geoffrey Vos
Tony Guise takes an imaginary peek inside the in-tray of the Master of the Rolls
