Family proceedings in the Court of Appeal will be live-streamed online from this summer with the aim of boosting transparency in the justice system, t

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has launched a public consultation on its rules governing where solicitors are allowed to work while offerin

A solicitor has been fined £1,600 by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) after forwarding a “highly derogatory and grossly offensive

Emergency legislation which would facilitate the acceleration of virtual courts in some cases could be brought forward as the coronavirus situation wo

A final attempt by the ruler of Dubai to block the court’s publication of judgments relating to proceedings concerning two of his children

The Bar is a good sounding board for solicitors searching for the best expert, says Nick Barraclough

Blatch and Barlow Robbins have today (5 March) announced they will merge to form Moore Barlow as of 1 May.

Former president of the family division Sir James Munby has praised a Cafcass initiative, releasing data to researchers, as an ‘astonishing brea

Residential solicitors have been warned by the competition watchdog that they risk compromising their professional duty when acting for leasehold buye