Legal News

Male solicitor struck off for explicit messages to female barrister

A veteran male solicitor who sent a stream of “sexually charged” messages to a female barrister his firm was instructing, even after she told him to stop, has been struck off.

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Disgraced vaginal mesh solicitor ordered to repay £92k of costs

A solicitor struck off for failing hundreds of women in vaginal mesh claims has been told to return £92,000 in interim costs payments and pay indemnity costs.

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Personal injury justice gap “dramatically widening”

The “justice gap” for personal injury victims is “dramatically widening” and 2.3m people every year are increasingly unlikely to seek redress, according to a new report.

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Legal Services AI Growth Lab opens doors for applications

The Legal Services AI Growth Lab – the government’s first regulatory sandbox for taking new tech-led products and services to market – has opened its doors to applications.

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Blog


Why council tenants often wait longest for disrepair to be fixed

Why do council tenants appear to wait longer for disrepair to be resolved, and what does that tell us about the changing relationship between landlords, tenants and accountability?


Alternative dispute resolution comes to credit hire

Following an initial pilot in 2025 that returned encouraging results, phase 2 of the GTA ADR scheme is due to begin in September 2026.


Could unpredictable AI costs finally lead firms to true value pricing?

For years, the legal profession has talked of moving away from the billable hour to value-based pricing without quite managing it.


Reports


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The legal sector is enjoying its strongest period of growth in 15 years, driven by private equity investment, merger and acquisition activity, AI and a wave of new business models The Law Firm Growth Report explores the strategic choices facing… Read More