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Two-thirds of drivers “have never heard of whiplash reforms”

Two-thirds of drivers say they have never heard of the 2021 whiplash reforms, and six out of 10 “have no knowledge” of the three-year limitation period for PI claims.

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SRA and Law Society to collect £224m from solicitors

The Law Society and SRA are set to collect a total of £224m in fees from solicitors for the next practising year, £50m more than the current year.

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Man who targeted barristers with fake bombs fails in appeal

Appeal judges have upheld the conviction and sentence imposed on the man who hired an ex-Royal Marine to plant fake bombs outside the chambers of two barristers.

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Strike-off for solicitor who exploited vulnerable investors

A solicitor who “exploited and misled” the Zimbabwean women she claimed to be empowering has been struck off.

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APIL calls for flexibility on ethics discussions

The SRA should not impose an “overly burdensome and arbitrary” annual requirement on law firms to hold three-hour ethics discussions for their solicitors, says APIL.

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Businessman can continue £20m law firm negligence claim

A businessman can continue with a £20m counterclaim for negligence against a City law firm suing for fees of £194,000, the High Court has ruled.

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Suspension for solicitor who let work as deputy drift for 16 years

A solicitor who acted as a deputy for 16 years and did little to protect her client’s interests in that time has been suspended from practice for six months.

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Value of medico-legal market tops £700m

The value of the medico-legal market is back above £700m for the first time since 2019 amid concerns about a shrinking pool of experts, research has found.

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Charity to double support to LiPs after lottery grant

A charity set up to help support litigants in person and improve legal education has been awarded a grant from the National Lottery Community Fund.

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SDT clears conveyancer of taking instructions from client’s son

The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal has cleared a conveyancer of taking instructions from a client’s son and of manifest incompetence in a property transaction.

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