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Court interpreter pay could rise under new MoJ contract
via lawgazette.co.ukMinister says Consumer Price Index will be applied to the new language services contract on an annual basis. -
New bar statistics show continuing 'differential outcomes'
via lawgazette.co.ukBlack students 'slightly less likely' to pass bar training course, BSB reports. -
Freezing injunctions – clearing up the confusion
via lawgazette.co.ukCivil justice. -
A woman afraid to leave home alone. Another who wishes she’d never reported her rape. We must do better | Micaela Cronin
Real change will require cultural transformation – within law enforcement, the courts and the communityLast year I spoke to a young woman who urgently wanted to share her story, saying: “I don’t want what happened to me to happen to anyone else.”Sarah* detailed her appalling experience of Australia’s legal and justice system. She disclosed the impact of repeated and distressing delays in court appearances, often at the last minute – which had serious impacts o -
How did sexual assault become so easy to get away with? - podcast
Very few victims of sexual assault will report the crime to police and even fewer alleged perpetrators are found guilty. A special series by Guardian Australia now looks at why victim-survivors are instead put on trial and further retraumatised by Australia’s criminal courts.Associate editor Lucy Clark and Victorian state correspondent Benita Kolovos tell Reged Ahmad what needs to be done to save a failing justice systemYou can support the Guardian at theguardian.com/fullstorysupportYou ca -
Labour urged to defend workers’ rights bill as poll shows huge public support
Exclusive: Poll reveals 72% of UK voters favour ban on zero-hours contracts, including majority of Tory and Reform supportersLabour should fight Conservative and Reform criticism of a major expansion in workers’ rights because it has an “indisputable mandate” from the public, trade unions and MPs have said, after the biggest poll conducted on the issue showed huge support.A mega-poll of 21,000 people, including deep dives into Reform constituencies, showed the ban on zero-hours -
Trump’s sanctions against the ICC are disgraceful | Kenneth Roth
Netanyahu and Gallant could show up and contest the charges against them. Obstructing justice is not the answerDonald Trump’s executive order reauthorizing sanctions against international criminal court (ICC) personnel reflects a disgraceful effort to ensure that no American, or citizen of an ally such as Israel, is ever investigated or prosecuted. Quite apart from this warped sense of justice – that it is only for other people – the president’s limited view of the court& -
No woman should be forced to change her clothes in front of a male colleague | Sonia Sodha
I believe a case brought by an NHS nurse over a shared changing room could be the tip of the icebergSome things are plain common sense. Female employees should not be expected to share changing rooms with male colleagues. They shouldn’t be socially shamed into undressing around them, or being in spaces where male colleagues get undressed in front of them.There is a host of principles and evidence around women’s privacy, dignity and safety to be marshalled in support of this – t -
In depth: AI revolution is 'inevitable' - the challenge is to embrace it ethically
via lawgazette.co.ukThe master of the rolls was preaching to the converted at the latest LawtechUK event. His message was clear: artificial intelligence is here to stay and the profession should be prepared to embrace it. -
Bereaved parents launch court challenge over UK benefit ‘discrimination’
Widowed parent’s allowance claims for those not married or in civil partnership can only be backdated from 30 August 2018Two bereaved parents have filed a case at the European court of human rights, claiming that the UK government’s treatment of them is discriminatory.Jyotee Gunnooa and Andrew Byles lost their partners but were unable to claim a benefit for widowed parents because they were not married or in civil partnerships when the deaths happened. Continue reading... -
Dozens of countries speak out against Trump sanctions on ICC
Karim Khan, court’s British chief prosecutor, said to be focus of move decried as attack on international rule of lawGovernments around the world have rushed to defend the international criminal court (ICC) after Donald Trump launched sanctions against the global body, which is seen as a vital last resort to prosecute powerful individuals accused of atrocities including war crimes and genocide.Set up more than two decades ago to serve as an impartial and incorruptible body that had the hef -
Some people on sickness and disability benefits ‘taking the mickey’, says Liz Kendall – as it happened
The work and pensions secretary said those who think they were unable to work probably could with the right support. This live blog is closedLord Hermer, the attorney general, must be getting used to bad publicity, but there is an article in the Times today that ought to worry him more than others.A long-standing friend and barrister colleague of Keir Starmer (Hermer was Starmer’s junior in countless cases), Hermer was a surprise choice for attorney general. Emily Thornberry thought she wa -
Firm urges government to keep apprenticeship levy
via lawgazette.co.ukFirm says it has relied on government funding to bring through more than 100 apprentices. -
Vexatious litigant barred from civil courts
via lawgazette.co.ukAdrian Badita brought multiple claims in an 'abusive and threatening manner' which included calling a judge a 'crook'. -
'Tin-eared' and 'arrogant' SRA must be reined in, says top silk
via lawgazette.co.ukGregory Treverton-Jones KC accuses the regulator of being ‘generally unsympathetic to the realities of practice as a solicitor’. -
'Tin-eared' and 'arrogant' SRA must be reined in, says regulation specialist silk
via lawgazette.co.ukGregory Treverton-Jones KC accuses the regulator of being ‘generally unsympathetic to the realities of practice as a solicitor’. -
Personal injury portal claims taking more than a year
via lawgazette.co.ukPortal, set up in 2021 for RTA claims valued at less than £5,000, was intended to be a simpler way of settling claims. -
SDT to hear solicitor's 'SLAPP' charge seven years after alleged misconduct
via lawgazette.co.ukAllegations against Hamlins solicitor dating from 2018 will be the subject of new substantive hearing in October. -
SDT to hear solicitor's 'SLAPP' charge seven years after alleged event
via lawgazette.co.ukAllegations against Hamlins solicitor will be seven years old by the time of the new substantive hearing in October 2025. -
DBAs ruled unenforceable in high-value probate dispute
via lawgazette.co.ukIn Reeves v Frain and McKinnon, Costs Judge Brown found the DBAs did not meet requirements under the Damages-Based Agreements Regulations 2013. -
Delay to ‘Awaab’s law’ risks lives of social housing tenants in England, Shelter says
Government criticised for giving landlords until 2027 before having to fix all dangerous hazards quicklyThe housing charity Shelter has criticised the government for putting lives at risk by delaying a law to make social landlords in England fix dangerous hazards quickly.Angela Rayner, the housing secretary, and Matthew Pennycook, her housing minister, announced on Thursday they were giving landlords in the social rented sector until 2027 before they have to start fixing all dangerous hazards wi -
I don’t know if Lucy Letby's convictions will be upheld, but I know we all have a stake in the outcome | Gaby Hinsliff
This is not just about one terrible set of allegations. Health, the law, checks and balances: it is testing public confidence in everything Beyond reasonable doubt. Those words carry a heavy moral burden, and so they should. Jurors hold another human being’s life in their hands, and must be convinced there is no other rational explanation for the facts presented to them than the defendant’s guilt. But what happens when those facts start to shimmer and blur, to multiply and divide con -
Facts, not faith, in the assisted dying debate | Letters
We must remember that Kim Leadbeater’s bill offers assisted dying only to the terminally ill, writes Lyn Dade, whose daughter gave evidence to the committee. Plus, a letter by Prof Katherine SleemanI believe the voluntary assisted dying (VAD) practitioner who Gaby Hinsliff refers to as “evangelising” about how well the system works in Australia is my daughter, Dr Clare Fellingham (How do we introduce assisted dying? Experts and politicians hope someone else has the answer, 31 J -
Veteran solicitor fined £15,000 for failing to check client
via lawgazette.co.ukFirm had contacted SRA after discovering property sales were a vendor fraud. -
Crime without punishment: can a different kind of justice offer something more to sexual assault survivors?
Proponents of restorative justice say it can offer a different type of justice, but is it a soft option for a serious crime? And what does justice mean for victim-survivors?Read more in our Broken justice seriesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastOne evening in her parents’ home in New Zealand in 1993, Shirley Jülich told her father something she had kept secret from him for her whole life.Jülich revealed to her father that she had been a victim of sexual a -
Send first-time, low-level offenders to rehab instead of court, Bar Council says
Exclusive: Barristers also say offenders could pay compensation to victims, in effort to tackle court backlogFirst-time perpetrators of low-level crimes should be diverted from trials by paying compensation to victims or enrolling in rehabilitation to solve the courts crisis, the Bar Council has said.The government has proposed abandoning jury trials for some offences to tackle the backlog in crown court cases, but the body representing barristers in England and Wales said this was “not a -
Claims firm on brink of administration after winding up order
via lawgazette.co.uk'All options are currently being considered', says managing director of Manchester based Sandstone Legal. -
Intermediate courts not the answer, Society tells Leveson review
via lawgazette.co.ukChancery Lane says some of the ideas Sir Brian Leveson has been asked to review merely shifts the burden from one place to another. -
US judge temporarily blocks transfer of incarcerated trans women to men’s prisons
Judge rules Trump’s executive order discriminates against trans people and violates their constitutional rightsA US judge has temporarily blocked federal prisons from transferring transgender women to men’s facilities and barring their access to hormone therapy, halting one of Donald Trump’s executive orders seeking to erode trans rights behind bars.A lawsuit filed last week by three incarcerated trans women challenged Trump’s anti-trans order, which directed the US burea -
Trump’s Gaza plan could amount to war crime, say experts
Academics fear US president’s lack of reference to international law could lead to global breakdown of peace and securityDonald Trump’s proposal to permanently move millions of Palestinians out of Gaza to allow its reconstruction under US “ownership” could amount to a war crime or crime against humanity, experts in international law have said.The experts said the US president’s framing of his plan without any reference to international law set a dangerous precedent -
LLP faces potential £200m tax bill after HMRC appeal
via lawgazette.co.ukCourt of Appeal finds first-tier tribunal and upper tribunal erred in law when considering wording of condition in relation to LLP members. -
Firm joins with neurodiversity specialist to reduce tribunal claims
via lawgazette.co.ukSolicitors say more employees are disclosing their diagnosis but employers are struggling to understand. -
Court orders £750,000 payment to fund wife’s divorce legal costs
via lawgazette.co.ukJudge says solicitor and client cannot be ‘beholden’ to each other by significant debt. -
Court orders £750,000 payment to fund wife’s divorce costs
via lawgazette.co.ukJudge says solicitor and client cannot be ‘beholden’ to each other by significant debt. -
‘Silly examples of bad practice’ should not put lawyers off AI - master of the rolls
via lawgazette.co.uk’There is no real choice about whether lawyers and judges embrace AI – they will have to,’ Sir Geoffrey Vos tells LawtechUK event. -
Solicitor’s withdrawal of tribunal claim ‘left no room for doubt’
via lawgazette.co.ukSolicitor was ’competent…to understand what he was doing’ when withdrawing claim he later tried to resurrect. -
Redundancies likely as Mishcon offshores business support
via lawgazette.co.ukLondon firm is planning to set up an operations centre in India. -
Assisted dying amendment requires doctors to raise all other options first
Proposed change follows concerns by experts about protection from coercion and measuring mental capacityUK politics live – latest updatesDoctors in England and Wales will not be permitted to raise assisted dying with patients without first explaining palliative care and other support options, Kim Leadbeater has said, tabling a series of new amendments to her bill before detailed scrutiny of it begins next week.A committee of MPs will begin line-by-line examination of the terminally ill adu -
Office manager bought wine and champagne on firm’s credit card
via lawgazette.co.ukSRA removes non-solicitor from the profession for dishonesty and lack of integrity. -
Hundreds of women raped and burned to death after Goma prison set on fire
Atrocity follows escape of thousands of male inmates amid chaos as Rwandan-backed M23 rebels seize eastern DRC cityHundreds of women were raped and burned alive during the chaos after a Rwandan-backed rebel group entered the Congolese city of Goma last week.The female inmates were attacked in their wing inside Goma’s Munzenze prison during a mass jailbreak, according to a senior UN official. Continue reading... -
‘Watershed moment’ as three-year time limit on child rape claims scrapped in England and Wales
Under current rules, civil child sexual abuse cases must be brought within three years of turning 18Hundreds of child rape survivors, including those targeted by grooming gangs, are expected to pursue their abusers in the courts after ministers scrapped a three-year time limit on compensation claims.Under reforms hailed by campaigners as a “watershed moment”, ministers said civil claims will no longer have to be brought within three years of a child abuse survivor’s 18th birthd -
Three-year time limit to be removed for child sexual abuse claims
via lawgazette.co.ukLord chancellor says changes recommended by Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse are long overdue. -
Thousands to sue Johnson & Johnson in UK over alleged talc link to cancer
Group action with 3,500 claimants alleges company knew its talcum powder products contained dangerous asbestosLawyers representing 3,500 claimants are preparing to sue the pharmaceutical firm Johnson & Johnson (J&J) over alleged links between talcum powder and cancer, in what is expected to be one of the largest pharmaceutical product group actions in English and Welsh legal history.They claim that thousands of women and some men contracted cancers after using J&J talcum powder produ -
Federal jury dismisses NASL’s antitrust case against MLS, US Soccer
Now-defunct league alleged anticompetitive policiesSuit initially sought $500m in damagesA federal court jury sided with the US Soccer Federation and Major League Soccer on Monday in an antitrust lawsuit brought against the organizations by a now defunct league that sued after it did not have its second-tier status renewed.After the verdict was announced, Judge Hector Gonzalez in Brooklyn dismissed the case brought in 2017 by the North American Soccer League (NASL), which disbanded months after -
CoA to rule on funding agreements as post PACCAR stays are lifted
via lawgazette.co.ukJudges lift stay on appeals that were put on hold awaiting legislation to resolve PACCAR issues. -
Appeal court to rule on funding agreements as post-PACCAR stays are lifted
via lawgazette.co.ukJudges lift stay on appeals that were put on hold awaiting legislation to resolve PACCAR issues. -
Solicitors Act ‘a relic’, says Court of Appeal judge
via lawgazette.co.ukCourt of Appeal’s costs expert says Solicitors Act needs replacing to adapt to modern litigation. -
MPs demand timetable for cohabitation reform
via lawgazette.co.ukJustice committee wants to know when Labour will implement manifesto pledge to protect women in cohabiting relationships. -
Watchdog entitled to dismiss complaint against Court of Appeal judges
via lawgazette.co.ukA judge will often need to make findings that are ‘unwelcome or even offensive to parties’ but judicial independence must be safeguarded. -
JCIO entitled to dismiss complaint against appeal judges
via lawgazette.co.ukA judge will often need to make findings that are ‘unwelcome or even offensive to parties’ but judicial independence must be safeguarded.
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