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FTSE 100 eases as EU leaders weigh Ukraine deal
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People losing life-changing sums to scams during home sales, campaign warns
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Actor John Alford told police sex assault claims were a ‘set-up’, court hears
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Solicitors criticise ‘antiquated’ Legal Aid Agency IT system after cyber attack
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Impact of remote court hearings ‘breach of natural justice’, inquiry hears
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Solicitors’ watchdog reopens investigation into Business Secretary’s profile
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Solicitors’ watchdog not taking action over Jonathan Reynolds’ LinkedIn page
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Fraud charges brought against directors of scandal-hit law firm
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City HR manager who cooked books to pay herself £100,000 jailed
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The Garrick Club will accept women — why did it take 193 years?
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Law firm worker jailed for £634,000 fraud on dead people's estates
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Finucane family ‘appalled by Blair’s ignorance’ of case details in 2000 meeting
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Four men appear in Cork court charged in relation to 160m euro cocaine seizure
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Legacy laws legal challenge must be heard in November, judge says
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RTE refuses to give TDs contract details of three former executives
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Celtic seeking settlement over boys club historical sex abuse case, lawyers say
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Justice Secretary demands ‘full force of sanctions’ against unscrupulous lawyers
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Unions hail ‘significant’ victory after agency worker fight with Government
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Legacy Bill ‘designed to cause pain and hurt’ says murdered councillor’s family
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Solicitors seek clarity on Sturgeon’s Covid-19 WhatsApp messages
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What are the most pressing items on the new justice secretary’s to-do list?
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Solicitors taking Government to court in row over fees
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Government’s bill for Boris Johnson’s partygate legal advice rises to £222,000
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Solicitors threaten Government with legal action in row over fees
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Solicitors demand Raab U-turn over solicitor Legal Aid fees
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‘Decrepit, bleak’: Courts disrepair causing delays to justice
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Warning of ‘disruptive action’ from solicitors in pay row with Government
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Students launch mass lawsuit against universities over lockdown fees
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Lawyers could have chips implanted in their brain in bid to cut costs
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