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Minister sets out government’s vision for future of civil justice

The government would like to see more pre-action initiatives like the Official Injury Claim portal as part of its vision for the future of civil justice, minister Heidi Alexander said today.

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Online divorce service enters regulation with ABS licence

An online service specialising in uncontested divorces has become an alternative business structure regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

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“Manifestly incompetent” solicitor struck off over billing and accounts

A “manifestly incompetent” law firm owner who made false claims to the Legal Aid Agency and kept her firm’s accounts in a state of chaos has been struck off.

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Financial turnaround at leading PI firm as it makes whiplash claims pay

Leading personal injury law firm Minster Law said yesterday that it has completed a three-year transformation that allows it to run low-value whiplash claims profitably.

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Government announces £20m boost in civil legal aid funding

The government today announced plans for an extra £20m for civil legal aid – specifically housing and immigration work – the first increase in funding since 1996.

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High Court overturns SRA’s decision to intervene in law firm

The High Court has taken the almost unprecedented step of withdrawing a notice of intervention into a law firm issued by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

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SRA heads must roll over Axiom Ince, says ex-board member

A former member of the board of the Solicitors Regulation Authority has called for its chair and/or chief executive to resign in the wake of the Axiom Ince report.

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Public “increasingly positive about class actions”

Members of the public are more aware than ever about class actions and more positive about their outcomes, research has found.

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Listed law firms lay out £4m impact of NI increase

Listed law firm Gateley said yesterday that it expected “pricing and efficiencies” to mitigate the extra £1.8m that the National Insurance increase is set to cost it.

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Employers’ organisation buys Sheffield law firm

Make UK, the representative voice of UK manufacturing, has expanded its employment law and HR services by acquiring a Sheffield-based law firm.

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