While the Mental Health Bill marks a positive step towards mental health reform, the government must support new legislation with more funding, more clarity and more safeguards.

To be a successful solicitor, you need more than excellent legal knowledge. You must also develop the soft skills you need in your day-to-day work. The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) uses ...

The end of your period of training and being admitted as a solicitor is exciting. This is your reward for the resilience and hard work that got you through the years at university, law school and the ...

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The legal sector is a powerhouse of growth and innovation and should be a priority in the UK government’s new industrial strategy.

Invest 2035 is the government’s new industrial strategy. It sets out a 10-year plan for achieving the highest sustained economic growth in the G7, one of the Labour Party’s five missions for Britain.

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My client was the sole executor and beneficiary of an estate. A trustee in bankruptcy wants me to confirm the money was paid to my client. Do I need consent to share this information?

I am a retired solicitor now employed as in-house counsel for a limited company litigant. Can I represent my employer in court?