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Court of Appeal reinstates Legal Ombudsman finding against law firm

The Court of Appeal has reinstated a Legal Ombudsman decision that a law firm failed to adequately assess a client’s capacity and should pay her compensation.

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Third of barristers face regular ethical challenges

A third of barristers face regular ethical issues and challenges in their practices but they benefit from “a solid system of training and support”, research has found.

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BSB suspends ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan

The Bar Standards Board has suspended Karim Khan, the chief prosecutor at the International Criminal Court, two years after allegations were made against him.

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Another warning for High Court judge over judgment delays

A High Court judge has received his second formal warning in less than three months for a delay in handing down judgment.

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Judge refers KC for contempt hearing over closing speech

The KC accused of not following court directions in his closing speech has been referred to a presiding judge to consider contempt proceedings.

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First court case win for AI-powered law firm

Garfield AI, the groundbreaking law firm, has won its first court case, which it claims to be the first achieved with the support of a regulated AI lawyer anywhere in the world.

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Strike-off for solicitor who fabricated emails and blamed secretary

A solicitor who fabricated emails in a way that pinned the blame for a missed deadline on his secretary has been struck off.

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Judge given warning over dozens of outstanding decisions

A judge who failed to deliver 46 judgments and other decisions in a reasonable time has been issued with a formal warning for misconduct.

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Government pledges to “simplify” conveyancing

The government has promised to “simplify” conveyancing as part of its home-buying reforms, recognising that the role of conveyancers has “expanded significantly”.

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“Partisan” solicitor gave woman’s contact details to ex-partner

A family solicitor who was “unnecessarily partisan” in acting for a father has been fined for trying to force the mother to reveal where she and her children lived.

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