Legal system is failing ‘ordinary people’
Research has found that 58% of people in England and Wales think the legal system is not set up for ordinary people.
30 May 2019
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What it means to be human
Nicola Laver looks at the facets of practice that remind us that technology cannot replace the human touch
23 October 2019
Solicitors underserving disabled consumers
Solicitors need to work harder to improve access to their services for people with mental or physical disabilities, according to recent research.
16 October 2019
Child contact charity reports fall in solicitors’ referrals
The proportion of referrals from solicitors to the National Association of Child Contact Centres (NACCC) has fallen by 46 percentage points since 2009/10.
16 October 2019
Doing what you do best
Alison Lobb explains what changed her perception of pro bono and the myriad of different ways of providing it
11 October 2019
One day, a whisper
A diminishing number of clinical negligence lawyers can mount an effective claim today compared to 30 years ago, as Richard Barr illustrates
10 October 2019
The cost of solicitors’ bills
There are opportunities for costs lawyers in challenging solicitors’ bills, but Claire Green says they are also the answer to the problem
2 October 2019
Legal expenses insurance may help ‘forgotten middle’
Greater uptake of legal expenses insurance (LEI) could increase access to justice for the ‘forgotten middle’, an International Bar Association (
24 September 2019
CIPD calls for changes to immigration proposals
Employers are not ready for the introduction of new immigration restrictions according to research by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).
20 September 2019
Regulatory fee reduction announced by CLC
The Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC) has announced plans to reduce the regulatory fees imposed on CLC practices next year to an ev
9 September 2019
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