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Put to proof: how inquiry reports may help abuse victims

Inquiry reports can be a valuable resource, especially where other evidence is unavailable, explains Christopher Ratcliffe

Security chiefs worry about class actions after data breach

Security leaders said they were worried about group legal settlements following a serious data breach, research has revealed 

RTA reforms: what does the future hold for solicitors?

New regime may lead to many firms turning their backs on PI, warns Elena Manukyan

SRA scraps plans to cap compensation fund

The regulator had proposed to reduce the single claim limit from £2m to £500,000

We need to talk about fitness to practise

Research shows top 100 stepped up marketing during lockdown

Firms created more thought leadership content than ever before and embraced social media

New Law Society guidance recommends twice weekly overlap with supervisors

Non-mandatory supervision guidance suggests ways to effectively supervise junior staff and trainees

Estate agents face 'regulatory timebomb'

A lack of regulatory guidance hampering 5MLD adoption is exposing agents, research revealed.