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Bespoke law services increasing access to justice for autistic clients

Law centres and firms aim to make complex legal matters more easily understandable

Meeting the pro bono needs of start-ups and students

Advice services can include commercial and business law as well the social justice and welfare work traditionally undertaken by high street practices, explains Jackie Panter

Lacking 'legal capability'

Public legal education is a key component in developing flexible and cost-effective solutions in which expert legal advice can be secured, explains Lisa Wintersteiger

ULaw beats BPP in undergraduate teaching excellence

New scheme to better inform prospective students will allow providers to raise tuition fees

SQE candidates to be charged a 'fair' fee

Cost should not be a 'prohibitive barrier' to entry into the professions, says regulator in tender document for exam assessment body

SQE is exactly what the US legal services sector badly needs

The new assessment is a beacon of hope for those who decry the failure of US legal education to serve its customers: students and society, writes Mark A. Cohen

Pace of diversity at senior levels 'painfully slow'

UK Diversity Legal Awards to profile those that engender greater diversity and inclusion across the legal profession

Law Society: Solicitor diversity on the rise

Gender and ethnicity gap among partners remains, society's annual report finds