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The all-time high in the current backlog of crown court cases is likely to have a disproportionate impact on children and young people from ethnic minority backgrounds, the House of Lords constitution committee has found.
How will the Procurement Act 2023 transform public sector procurement in the UK?
To what extent must directors and other professionals consider climate risks in discharging their duties?
Hogan Lovells has announced plans to merge with US law firm Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, in what the firms describe as the “largest law firm combination in history”.
How will technology change the legal sector?
The common law Bar remains an attractive option for those who believe that variety is the spice of life.
Getting involved in pro bono is not only a fantastic way to develop advocacy, communication and networking skills – all of which are crucial for a successful career in the profession – but it’s also a great way to offer your support to those unable to afford legal advice or representation.
Will the judicial ruling that expert evidence is a requisite for professional negligence cases curb the number of opportunistic claims?
The Ministry of Justice’s (MoJ) 2025 diversity of the judiciary report revealed that progress on improving diversity has been mixed. While findings showed that the number of judges from ethnic minority backgrounds gradually increased from 2015, the proportion of Black judges showed no improvement.
Now in its fourth year, the Legal Social Mobility Programme (LSMP) has increased its reach to 300 students from non-privileged backgrounds across seven towns and cities, broadening their access to the legal profession and developing their career aspirations.
The Next 100 Years project has launched a new film series, supported by full-service law firm Irwin Mitchell LLP.
Around 21% of the UK’s leading law firms are considering private equity investment to fund growth and transformation, according to HSBC’s 2025/26 law firm strategy and investment report.
How will regulation of the financial services sector change in post-credit crunch Britain?
How will the pandemic impact the future of real estate in towns and cities?
Law on the high street has changed following the Legal Services Act 2007.
A new survey of UK law firms with revenues of more than £100 million revealed that competitors with strong tech-driven business models, a surge in lateral hiring and a sharp growth of US law firms are all likely to cause major disruption.
How can the Gender Recognition Act 2004 be updated to better protect and enable transgender equality?
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