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ACL blasts Ministry of Justice’s latest “piecemeal and unreasonable” reforms of fixed costs

The Ministry of Justice is acting unreasonably in already proposing piecemeal reform of October's fixed recoverable costs (FRC) regime for implementation next April, the Association of Costs Lawyers has argued.

Post Office Scandal victims suffering from PTSD and depression, study shows

“Alarmingly high” numbers of Post Office Scandal victims suffer depression and PTSD symptoms, a new study shows

Average UK law firm now has 17 lawyers – up from 12 a decade ago

Soaring overheads pushing many small law firms towards consolidation with larger firms

Legal Hero solicitors celebrated for community impact

Solicitors who stand out for making a lasting difference in the lives of others were celebrated as the Law Society of England and Wales' Legal Heroes 2023

The UK’s longstanding commitment to the Rule of Law is under grave threat according to landmark report from JUSTICE

A Cross-party legal landmark report describes how the rule of law in the UK has “regressed significantly on multiple fronts”

Resurrect Help to Buy Before the 2024 General Election, Reports Dutton Gregory Solicitors

Property conveyancers across the UK are working towards the 29th September final date for Help to Buy Agents to handover all paperwork connected with the scheme to Homes England

STEP warns the public against ‘cowboy will’ promises and unqualified, incompetent will writers

Dishonest, unqualified and incompetent will writers are costing people millions in extra tax, causing significant distress and leaving grieving families to deal with the financial and emotional consequences of bad advice

London retains crown as leading global centre for maritime arbitration, handling 85% of global caseload

The report - The Maritime Arbitration Universe in Numbers – analyses the latest figures from leading maritime arbitration associations and institutions, including those not yet publicly available

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