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MPs release damning report into Ministry of Justice's legal aid cuts

PAC: MoJ does not know if cuts to civil legal aid budget represent value for money

We are the custodians of the law, not Grayling

Pippa Allsop urges the profession to take a pragmatic approach to government's terrible decisions

The shaken foundations of the legal system

A hike in court fees demonstrates the government's willingness to commoditise the law and endanger people's rights, says David Kirwan

A holiday from domestic costs issues?

Neil Ronan advises claimants injured abroad on bringing a successful claim

Back to basics

Litigators who fail to comply with practice directions on skeletons and bundles do so at their peril, warns Sue Nash

Carnage in the personal injury sector yet to happen

Experts say fee earners are stalling work procured pre-July 2013

Will we or won't we get our costs back?

Tom Holbrook congratulates litigators on making it to 2015 after a tough Mitchell-centric year

High Court holds out on Grayling

Legal profession waits to see if fair trials will be relegated to the 'dustbin of history'