Law Gazette

Court of Appeal overturns judge's cost penalty for 'unreasonable behaviour' by claimant.

News: Applications for the government's first advisory AI Growth Lab (AIGL) are now open. The government-funded initiative is designed to accelerate the development and deployment of AI products and services by helping innovators navigate existing regulat

News: As part of its ongoing drive to transform the way it operates and become a modern, proportionate regulator, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has announced two new appointments to its executive leadership team.

New lord chancellor is fifth non-lawyer in the modern role - but he is no household name.

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has welcomed feedback on its draft 2026/27 Business Plan and funding requirement and has outlined changes it will make to final proposals to reflect what it has heard.

We have launched a 10-week consultation on proposals to strengthen requirements for solicitors using or arranging third-party litigation funding in consumer claims.

We have launched a public consultation on additional new rules designed to make sure clients are being kept informed and up-to-date should they need to make a complaint to a regulated law firm.

The global elite's development of proprietary artificial intelligence tools dominates legal tech headlines, but AI is also transforming law's mid-market. Joanna Goodman reports from the Gazette's latest roundtable discussion.

News: We have published our draft Business Plan and funding requirements for 2026/27, setting out our proposed programme of changes to improve how we regulate solicitors and law firms, with a sharper focus on protecting the public from the biggest risks.

More than two fake cases were cited in submissions by a claimant seeking £2 million in compensation.