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Barrister disbarred for sexual harassment was in “position of power”

A senior male barrister who sexually harassed a female junior shortly out of pupillage “must have appreciated that he was in a position of power and importance” to her.

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Solicitor jailed for using drug money to pay mortgage struck off

A solicitor jailed for 26 months last year for using drug money generated by his twin brother to pay a mortgage has been struck off.

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Most pupil barristers still coming from Oxbridge

A majority of pupil barristers (53%) have backgrounds at Oxford or Cambridge universities, while 42% come from private schools, new research has found.

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Increased tribunal delays have “profound impact” on claimants

An increase in delays in the administrative justice system, caused partly by a huge rise in caseloads for certain tribunals, has had a “profound and often compounding” impact on users.

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There are 17 million wills waiting to be written

The main reason cited by people who do not have a will was a lack of awareness as to how to arrange one. As a professional community, we seem to be failing to get our message across.


The case for a single legal services regulator: why the current system is failing

From catastrophic firm collapses to endemic compliance failures, the evidence is mounting that the current multi-regulator model is fundamentally broken.


AI and due diligence: the SRA’s next regulatory blind spot

As AI-assisted due diligence becomes embedded in law firm work, a sharper question emerges: what happens when the system misses something material?