Legal Aid

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Vulture PI firms will peck away at the weak

Careless personal injury firms risk leaving themselves open to solicitor 'cannibals', warns Lesley Graves

Mastering litigation in 2015

Georgina Squire analyses what litigators can expect from the year ahead

Shadow justice team call on lawyers to help them form a Labour government

In an exclusive interview with John van der Luit-Drummond, the shadow attorney and solicitor generals discuss the Lord Chancellorship, legal aid and why the profession should vote Labour

Grayling back in court over duty contract process

Judicial review 'end game' in sight for criminal solicitors

Maintaining the public's confidence is paramount, says new CILEx chief

Legal aid cuts, increased tribunal fees and reductions to available legal advice is having a harsh impact on how justice works

Labour MP calls for national legal service

Access to justice needs to be engrained in the public's conscience, much like the NHS, says Austin Mitchell

High Court suspends legal aid crime duty contracts process

Legal profession calls on Lord Chancellor to 'get the message'

MoJ 'baffled' by Law Society's legal challenge

Caplen hoping to combine claims made by LCCSA and CLSA into one hearing