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Solicitors left 'up s**t creek' after barristers back deal with Grayling

'The Bar has effectively surrendered and run up the white flag'

Do we need barristers' chambers anymore?

In the wake of the criminal legal aid deal between barristers and the justice secretary, Adam Makepeace asks whether it's time for solicitors to employ advocates as agents

Lawyer dramas are more like real life documentaries these days

There are so few barristers in 'Silk' it makes the programme look like the post-Grayling apocalypse, says Felix

Only 12 barristers register for QASA

Judicial review defeat fails to make impact as registration period extended

Time on our hands

When further cost cuts are made in April, what will we do with our time, asks Felix

Barristers refuse to act in 40 high cost legal aid cases

Lithman leads VHCC boycott from front by refusing to work on retrial

Mansfield to set up new chambers as Tooks collapses

Only 15 of 55 barristers from Tooks to join him at Mansfield Chambers

End of Tooks Chambers a 'direct result' of legal aid cuts

Government policies 'devastating the provision of legal services and threatening the rule of law'