Lords sound legal privilege alarm over snooping bill
Protections needed on the face of the investigatory powers bill, QCs tell the government.
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London firm reported to SRA after £17k email case settlement
Litigant had objected after personal emails were accessed by lawyers working on the other side.
Legal aid contributions decision to face judicial review
Court of Appeal urges ‘meaningful negotiations’ between parties in dispute over a capital contribution order.
MPs probe role of sharia councils in British law
Select committee inquiry separate from independent review commissioned by Home Office.
'Borderline' civil cases no longer eligible for legal aid
Legal Aid Agency announces it has changed its approach to assessing merits.
Party penalised in case 'crying out' for sensible negotiation
Judge says defendant failed to make full disclosure or entertain settlement.
Lawyers fear for UK's future in ECHR after Brexit vote
The next prime minister could seek to leave the convention as part of move to ‘take back control’.
Society seeks views on legal aid 'touts'
Protection clause could be added to new duty provider contracts.
England and Wales still attractive post-Brexit – Society
President says Chancery Lane will offer support and guidance to help aid the transition into the post-EU era.