January 2024 - Eldred Law

Jan

Judge given formal advice over rude interruptions

January 31, 2024Law Society newsBlog

Deputy district judge was said to have spoken to a party in proceedings in a ‘tone that caused distress’.

Jan

‘Data limitations’ narrow scope of new criminal legal aid consultation

January 31, 2024Law Society newsBlog

Ministry of Justice needs ‘accurate data’ that reflects case complexity to consult on police station fee system.

Jan

Nothing ‘inherently improper’ about using AI, barristers told

January 31, 2024Law Society newsBlog

Risks of generative AI systems include anthropomorphism, hallucinations and information disorder, Bar Council warns.

Jan

The wind cries arguable case: Hendrix rights dispute with Sony will go to trial

January 31, 2024Law Society newsBlog

High Court judgment finds Noel Redding Estate Limited and Mitch Mitchell Estate Limited have a ‘more than arguable case’.

Jan

Solicitor strung along client for years with false case updates

January 31, 2024Law Society newsBlog

Hartlepool owner was dishonest to client and the client’s son, finds tribunal.

Jan

SRA writes to 1,000 firms over financial sanctions risk

January 30, 2024Law Society newsBlog

Solicitors thought to be targets for individuals trying to avoid UK sanctions regime.

Jan

RTA claims fall to new low but insurance premiums in overdrive

January 30, 2024Law Society newsBlog

Fewer injured people are bothering to claim while many firms have left the low-value RTA market.

Jan

Sentencing adjourned for ex-solicitor convicted of fraud

January 30, 2024Law Society newsBlog

Old Bailey sentencing of solicitor’s fraud by abuse of position in relation to client’s divorce settlement will be heard later this year.

Jan

Proportion of privately educated barristers falling – but slowly

January 30, 2024Law Society newsBlog

Annual diversity survey shows women now make up 40.6% of the bar.

Jan

Government resurrects employment tribunal fees

January 30, 2024Law Society newsBlog

Controversial charging regime introduced by Chris Grayling was axed following a Supreme Court ruling in 2017.

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Judge given formal advice over rude interruptions

‘Data limitations’ narrow scope of new criminal legal aid consultation

Nothing ‘inherently improper’ about using AI, barristers told

The wind cries arguable case: Hendrix rights dispute with Sony will go to trial

Solicitor strung along client for years with false case updates

SRA writes to 1,000 firms over financial sanctions risk

RTA claims fall to new low but insurance premiums in overdrive

Sentencing adjourned for ex-solicitor convicted of fraud

Proportion of privately educated barristers falling – but slowly

Government resurrects employment tribunal fees

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