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SQE no 'silver bullet' for increasing solicitor diversity

SRA criticised for resorting to 'spin' in press release that ignores 'tiered' profession concerns

Why women leave law

A happy work-life balance does not undermine one's ability to be a good lawyer, writes Karen Jackson

How safe is schools' monitoring of pupils?

Clare Edwards examines the privacy implications of the eSafe service and what schools should be aware of if employing this technology

Brexit: Criminal justice cooperation 'vital' to combat terrorism

EU arrangements should not be used as 'bargaining chips' in negotiations

Senior partner stole £1.2m from estates

Experienced private client solicitor made 'monumental departure' from probity and trust

Society of Licensed Conveyancers backs new customer service awards

Awards to help firms focus on service levels and raise standards across the sector

HMCTS plans to extend court hours a blow for women barristers

Plans jar with government's commitment to improving judicial diversity

When knowing your client becomes artificial intelligence

Smaller firms shouldn't be afraid of developing their own tech solutions, says Jean-Yves Gilg