[ad_1] Matthew Nester Application 12495-2023 Admitted 2021 Hearing 21 February 2024 Reasons 7 March 2024 The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal ordered that the respondent should be struck off the
[ad_1] The low down Backlogs in the magistrates’ courts, attributed to decades of cuts and underinvestment – and exacerbated by the pandemic – continue to worsen. That means
[ad_1] An ever-growing focus on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues has led many law firms to make net zero pledges and to sign up to diversity, equity,
[ad_1] Last November, the Supreme Court provided clarity on the scope and applicability of ‘newcomer injunctions’ in the case of Wolverhampton City Council and others (Respondents)v London Gypsies
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[ad_1] In a historic move, the Commons justice select committee has acknowledged the importance of addressing the needs of in-house lawyers, and made a recommendation to the justice
[ad_1] Judgment was handed down on 19 February in an application in WFZ v BBC [2023] EWHC 343 (KB). The application was brought by the claimant, WFZ, for
[ad_1] Two of three landmark climate change claims heard by the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights were found to be inadmissible this week. But
[ad_1] Two family justice announcements herald the start of a period of potentially great change in family law, with an ever-increasing focus on non-court dispute resolution. Laid before
