Legal News

BSB reviewer sides with barrister over Good Law Project complaint

The Bar Standards Board’s independent reviewer has upheld its decision to reject the Good Law Project’s complaint against a barrister over her social media posts about a trans woman.

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Trainee solicitor jailed for ‘cyberflashing’ client

A trainee solicitor who sent unwanted explicit messages and an image to a woman he was representing at court has been jailed.

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Government to match funding for 100 criminal legal aid pupillages

The Ministry of Justice has pledged £1.5m a year to help fund up to 100 additional pupillages annually in criminal law.

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Solicitor struck off for lying about trying to hide client file

A newly qualified solicitor who asked a colleague to hide a client file so as to cover up her lack of work on an HM Land Registry application, has been struck off.

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Conveyancing’s consistency problem is about pressure, not skills

When I qualified, a conveyancer had perhaps 10 or 12 plates to keep spinning. Today’s conveyancers have 20 or 30, and almost none of the room for error I had starting out.


Deenah Parmar

The trade-off mid-sized firm partners think they’re making

Most of the partners I talk to describe the same tension. They want the firm to run efficiently and hit its numbers, but they also want their people to feel supported, developed and fairly treated.


Communication as the core of client care in conveyancing

How a conveyancer approaches client care – particularly in relation to communication – can be the greatest differentiator for the success of a conveyancing firm.