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Bar Council condemns KC found guilty of sexual misconduct

The Bar Council has condemned former Criminal Bar Association chair Navjot ‘Jo’ Sidhu KC after a disciplinary tribunal found serious professional misconduct of a sexual nature.

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Solicitor who benefited from will rebuked over conflict

A partner who was a beneficiary of a will he drafted, without advising his client to take independent legal advice, has been rebuked by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

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Barrister apprenticeships to go live next year

Barrister apprenticeships are set to become a reality after their approval by the Bar Standards Board and Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education.

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UK legal services exports soar 14% to new high

Gross UK exports of legal services reached a new high of £9.5bn in 2023 as the law’s contribution to the economy continues to rise, new research has shown.

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Lady Chief Justice urges CILEX lawyers to seek judicial roles

The Lady Chief Justice has told chartered legal executives that “if you’re good enough, you’re good enough” to become a judge and to ignore ‘imposter syndrome’.

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Solicitor reprimanded for insurance error but SRA sees costs halved

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has again seen its costs slashed after the contested part of its prosecution of a solicitor failed.

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Solicitor jailed with mother for stalking neighbours

A solicitor and her mother, who repeatedly abused their neighbours and played loud and taunting music, have each been sentenced to five and a half years in prison.

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Innovative law group looks to upset competition with AI pricing

A legal business has pledged only to charge clients a “small mark-up” on services provided by AI, predicting that other law firms would “hate” it doing this.

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Insurers “expected bigger increase” in whiplash tariff

A large number of insurers thought the government was going to increase the whiplash tariff by more than it did, it has emerged.

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Solicitor to pay costs after being summonsed over will drafting

A solicitor has been ordered to pay costs of £5,700 after she had to be summonsed to be cross-examined over a contested will that she drafted.

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