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The aliases of a man fed up with calls for PPI claims

Richard Barr: Hoisted by his own petard in the fight against scammers

CBA chair slams 'cowardly attacks' by his Twitter critics

Tony Cross's final remarks on the 'sensible majority of the Bar' ridiculed by junior barristers as his tenure ends

Trustees' costs liabilities in bankruptcies: BPE Solicitors v Gabriel

The Supreme Court considered Borneman v Wilson (1884) 28 Ch D 53 to no longer be good law in a judgment which will be welcomed by trustees, Joanne Williams discusses

Applying pressure to the government worked Down Under

Legal aid reversals in Australia should give heart to those lawyers campaigning for change in the UK

Chaos theory

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SRA warns legal aid lawyers again over professional obligations

Regulator recognises the 'difficult commercial dispute' between practitioners and government

Rogue claims management company hit with first fine by regulator

Official figures show claims industry is contracting as new regulatory powers begin to bite

Court of Appeal allows charities to challenge legal aid cuts for prisoners

Legal aid cuts means prisoners' access to justice being severely curtailed, says lawyer