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The top 50 law firms “lack time-bound carbon reduction targets”

24 July 2025

While 48 out of the top 50 UK law firms are publicly committed to climate-related targets, only nine have disclosed time-bound carbon reduction targets by 2030 or net zero targets by 2050.


Law firm acting for 18 insurers defeats data breach claim in PI battle

23 July 2025

The High Court has cleared defendant law firm DWF of data protection breaches in collating evidence about the way North London solicitors pursued personal injury claims.


Lawyer owners bid to take Anexo private after listing “failed to deliver”

23 July 2025

The lawyer couple behind listed credit hire and legal services group Anexo, together with an asset management firm, have formally launched their bid to take it private.


FCA urges strong penalties for solicitors who aid bogus PI claims

23 July 2025

The motor insurance taskforce should look at increasing penalties for lawyers and doctors assisting in claim fabrication or exaggeration, the FCA said yesterday.


Paralegal jailed for abusing LPAs to steal client money

23 July 2025

A paralegal has been jailed for 20 months after stealing £11,500 from clients whose affairs her firm was managing under lasting powers of attorney.


Barrister loses appeal against disbarment over immigration work

22 July 2025

A barrister disbarred for supervising an immigration firm whose registration had been cancelled by the Immigration Advice Agency has failed in his appeal against the decision.


Negligence claim over negligence claim thrown out

22 July 2025

The High Court has thrown out a £7.2m negligence claim brought against a law firm over its conduct of its client’s negligence claim against his previous lawyers.


Regulator to review conveyancers’ referral arrangements

22 July 2025

Last week’s BBC Panorama programme on ‘conditional selling’ by estate agents has prompted the Council for Licensed Conveyancers to launch a review of referral arrangements.


Lawyers throw weight behind MPs’ call for county court review

22 July 2025

The legal profession has strongly backed the recommendation of the justice select committee for an urgent review of the county court.


MPs demand complete overhaul of “dysfunctional” county courts

21 July 2025

The county court is a “dysfunctional operation that has failed to adequately deliver civil justice across England and Wales”, MPs said today in a damning report.

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