Insurers to blame for record motor insurance costs
According to the Association of British Insurers, premiums are rising at a record pace.
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Overview of the Law Society’s work on Brexit
Currently solicitors can establish law firms and practise law across all member states across the European Union. To ensure this right continues after Brexit, the...Read More
A strike call from the Laywers over ‘relentless legal aid cuts’
Thousands of lawyers have been urged to refuse legal aid work in protest against cuts by the government which have left the criminal justice on the brink of “collapse”.
MP urges ‘common sense’ on exceptions to Civil Liability Bill
The parliamentary campaign to amend personal injury legislation has begun, with a London MP demanding that certain group be exempted from changes.
Solicitors to provide clearer conveyancing information
Chief Executive of The SRA (Solicitors Regulation Authority) said: “The nature of leasehold purchases means that clients must be given good information about what they...Read More
SRA to appeal Leigh Day tribunal verdicts
The SRA (Solicitors Regulation Authority) is to contest Leigh Day’s exoneration on misconduct charges brought in connection with
Online probate beta testing to be extended to solicitors this autumn
The online probate application form entered into private beta testing on 15 June for personal applicants in simple cases.
Hampson Hughes Solicitors warns fast food giants
Hampson Hughes Solicitors warns fast food giants that their health & safety compliance measures must improve
Government ‘riding roughshod’ over rights of injured cyclists
Government ‘riding roughshod’ over rights of injured cyclists with compensation reforms
Insurers could make £200m profit from PI reforms
Motor insurers may make a £200m profit from the personal injury reforms as they will not pass on all of the £1.3bn costs savings they will...Read More
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