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Access to justice fears: MoJ confirm fixed recoverable costs regime in civil cases

The Law Society said: 'without safeguards – a deep-pocketed and unscrupulous party could force their opponent to run up legal bills they'll never recover'

Solicitors Indemnity Fund: The end of the line with the insurance industry?

Roger Flaxman explores the decline of the Solicitors Indemnity Fund and whether it will be sustained. 

Government proposals to change accounting dates could lead to higher tax bills for law firms

A consultation has been launched on the proposed changes to basis period reform, which will affect sole traders, partnerships and LLPs.

June boom: UK legal market bounces back

After a 'blip' in May, industry turnover was up almost 24 per cent according to ONS figures

GAD consults on judicial pension reform

Reforms aim to address the escalating judicial recruitment and retention crisis

Lessons from a penitent

It's hard to say sorry. We lawyers tend to find it harder than most to apologise – it's not naturally in our nature 

What's the problem with transparency?

Susan Humble considers the SRA transparency rules and why firms should be proud of their prices

Funding family cases: finance firm launches free guide for family lawyers 

Finance firm launches free guide for family lawyers on funding conversations with clients