Just sort it out!' is a reasonable request for the profession to make of the Law Society. But there is a chasm between what many would like the Society to do, and what it can actually do.

Feminist barrister Charlotte Proudman has opened her own family law firm providing ‘trauma-informed’ representation, in a bid to improve the experience of clients and drive change in the court process ...

The government has confirmed a landmark reform to the country’s anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing ...

What makes me especially proud to work at Hodge Jones & Allen is our refusal to accept the status quo when the law fails ...

Qvortrup’s style is easy-going and conversational, yet the scholarship is rigorous. His own views are not necessarily neutral. At one point, after defining ‘plebiscite’ as the kind of referendum ...

Who? Zainab Zaeem, associate director, Summerfield Browne Solicitors, Leicester. Why is she in the news? Appeared in Channel 4 Dispatches programme Will AI Take My Job?

London is set to become the first city in Europe to allow driverless taxis on to its streets. But lawyers warn that legislation on safety, liability and data governance still needs to be implemented.

There are books that inform, and books that transform the way we think about a subject. Hugo Lodge’s Sanctions Handbook is firmly in the latter category – a work that not only demystifies the ...

Chapters range from a brief history of computers and programming, to AI in legal practice, the ethics of AI, and regulatory concerns. Avoiding the hype, Hogan’s approach focuses on the everyday legal ...

Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury, former president of the Supreme Court and former master of the rolls, last night criticised the ...

Sir Andrew McFarlane gave notice of his departure this week after seven years in the role. He is not going to go quietly, as ...

But not everyone chooses to persist, and having the door closed in your face can be profoundly disheartening. If we can’t ...