Legal Aid

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Employment tribunal fees discourage claims

Access to justice should not be a revenue generator, says Chancery Lane

Health secretary climbs down on clinical negligence costs

Lawyers tentatively welcome proposals, but critics call for 'root and branch reform' of law

Reborn Manchester law centre more than a 'legal advice food bank'

Justice for all campaign group vows to continue fight against legal aid cuts

Blind pursuit of policy

The government must listen to the mounting evidence of the damage caused by LASPO, says Katherine Barnes

Post-Brexit scarring

Liz Truss is right to praise City firms, but she shouldn't forget the rest of the legal services sector, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

Law Society hits back at justice minister over legal aid remarks

Multiple providers needed to avoid conflicts of interest, says Robert Bourns

Sir Oliver Heald QC outlines LASPO review timetable

Justice minister working 'within straitjacket' of UK's finances

Young lawyers are far from cashing in on law's gravy train

Solicitors criticised for their pay packets should remember the social and economic contribution they have made, says Bryan Scant