We urge the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) to take a proportionate approach to new complaints handling requirements.

China has failed to deliver on its UN human rights commitments to protect lawyers leaving the rule of law and access to justice under serious threat, a coalition of legal organisations has found.

We support effective complaints procedures that benefit consumers, firms and regulators. However, additional obligations should only be introduced where there is a clear need and the benefits outweigh ...

Legal aid is an essential public service that benefits us all. Jenny Beck KC highlights the impact of government cuts on ...

As consultant law firms continue to grow, new research from Law Society partner Dye & Durham explores how firms can retain ...

This free online event, led by Lloyds, is designed to help law firms enhance their financial and operational efficiencies. Join us to learn how innovative solutions and emerging technologies such as ...

Join us this December for an evening of competition law insights and networking with Richard Whish, Emeritus Professor at King's College London. You'll hear expert analysis of the key EU and UK ...

Two years after the ECJ's Illumina/Grail judgment, competition authorities are still grappling with transactions that fall outside traditional merger control thresholds. The judgment reinforced the ...

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