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Reform Programme, established to help modernise the courts and tribunal system, comes to an end*, the Law Society of England and Wales has played an influential role to bring positive change.
Investment into the criminal justice system could help free thousands of victims, witnesses and defendants from limbo as new ...
• A new 6th edition TA6 property form which is mandatory for Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) members from March 2026 and is ...
We urge the government to include more areas, not just housing and immigration, and introduce a system that regularly reviews ...
We have called for more evidence to be gathered before restrictions are placed on judicial review appeals involving ...
When he arrived in the UK as a refugee from war-torn Eritrea, Abraham had no interest in pursuing a legal career. He’s recently retired from Brighton and Hove City Council after 37 years service. He ...
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The new Arbitration Act received Royal Assent in February 2025. International arbitration lawyer and Law Society International Committee member, Ben Giaretta, explains the changes and shares his views ...
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The US sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC) personnel violate international human rights, warn the Law ...
We’re working to support the delivery of a fair and viable immigration system. Discover the latest updates to the Border ...
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