Legal Aid
Law Society action against LAA for failing to consult profession
Law Society lodges judicial review against the LAA for not fairly consulting the profession before deciding to move legal aid cost assessm
Lottery funding extends LawWorks in Wales
LawWorks awarded £422,760 from National Lottery
Lord Chancellor revokes immigration fixed-fee regime
Firm wins fight against government’s new immigration and asylum procedures
LALYs go online for first time
LAPG's Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year awards winners appear via video link
Three-pronged approach to profession’s recovery launched by Law Society
A new campaign to help the profession play its part in the country’ economic recovery from the pandemic has been launched by the Law Society
‘Serious risk' of widescale market collapse of criminal firms
Government must urgently address firms’ cashflow problems as the first wave of criminal law firm closures hits, warns the Law Society
Sole practitioners and freelancer solicitors at financial risk, says Society
The extension of urgent financial help for all businesses has been announced by government, but the Law Society warned that the legal sector must not fall
MoJ criminal legal aid proposals: ‘Fiddling while Rome burns’
Defence practitioners are on the verge of ‘extinction’, the Law Society president warned today.
There’s no life in crime
John Bottomley explains what the criminal legal aid crisis means for junio
