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The SRA should cut out the middle man of legal training

As the regulator rethinks its SQE proposals, it needs to address the costs of legal courses, says John van der Luit-Drummond

Separatist SRA would boost legal services market with independence

Access to justice would improve under fully autonomous regulation, says SRA

With innovation comes change

In his parting foreword, Kevin Poulter postures that challenges - and opportunity - are inevitable for the legal profession and the world's longest-running legal magazine

CLC to cut practising fee by 20 per cent

Cut follows a four-year freeze in rates payable by conveyancing firms

Italian lawyer sues football referee

Devoted fan looks to courts after controversial decisions affect title chase

#SJ160 crossword

Have you been keeping up to date with Solicitors Journal's archived articles? Think you're fully briefed in legal history?

Easements: A leisurely pursuit

Annabel Cox, Peter Selwyn, and Laura Williamson advise on what can and cannot be classed as an easement, new property measurement standards, and assets of community value

Will new guidelines improve health and safety compliance?

Zahra Nanji and Andrew Cooper consider the sentencing guidance, including the requirement to classify organisations according to turnover when assessing the level of fines