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According to the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s (SRA) latest statistical report, 42% of candidates who sat both parts of ...

The government has partially u-turned on plans to curb jury trials, scrapping proposals for a wider expansion of criminal cases being heard by judge alone. More serious cases will continue to go ...

Hogan Lovells Cadwalader has kept hold of 14 of its 21 qualifying trainees, recording an autumn retention rate of 67%. Twenty of the cohort applied for newly qualified roles, with the firm making 17 ...

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(Far left) from left to right: Baroness Carr, Lady Chief Justice, Alex Norris MP, the new Lord Chancellor, and Sir Geoffrey Vos, Master of the Rolls. Credit: Polly Botsford Today, 1st October, marks ...