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Law firm representing injured and traumatised Liverpool FC fans push forward with legal claim against UEFA Leigh Day says Liverpool FC fans, who were traumatised by…
During a silent prayer, a Catholic priest breached a censorship zone, which caused a legal battle, in addition to holding a sign with the words “praying…
The group register in the Ogale claim has now been filed and 11,317 Ogale individual claims have been issued at the High Court. Together with the existing…
Emmeline Coerkamp joins all-female regulatory team Constantine Law, the “agile” employment and regulatory specialist law firm has recruited Emmeline Coerkamp to join the firm. The appointments…
Alongside FACT, the police are visiting UK households this January to warn residents about the dangers and associated risks of using illegal services to stream sporting…
The family of a man who took his own life the day after he was refused a mental health assessment in a hospital accident and emergency…
A prosecutor who raised concerns of serious corruption while working for the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) in Kosovo has agreed a settlement of over…
Barristers who take part in action over legal aid reforms could face disciplinary proceedings. This week they voted to escalate legal aid action through no returns…
Rape victims will receive more support at three crown courts under a new pilot scheme. Leeds, Newcastle and Snaresbrook crown courts have been chosen as they…
Two QCs have slammed the working environment for barristers as much more "hostile" than it once was. In the Bar Council's magazine, Darren Howe and Professor…
Proposals to restrict terrorists’ access to civil legal aid have been questioned by MPs. The National Security Bill will prevent individuals convicted of a terrorist offence after…
The threat to escalate disruptive action over criminal legal aid could start immediately after results of a second ballot are announced on June 20. Since April…
The Criminal Bar Association is prepared to escalate further action over criminal legal aid. Since April 11, hundreds of barristers agreed on a 'no returns' policy.…
The cap on sitting days has been lifted for the second year running with courts expected to continue working at full capacity. The Ministry of Justice…
The lord chief justice has suggested that crown court hearings should be conducted remotely where it's lawful and in the interests of justice. Lord Burnett said…
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