Around 60 solicitors walk out of Dublin court in protest

'Several hundred' solicitors resign from legal aid panel

Several hundred solicitors in Cork are understood to have resigned from the free legal aid system in protest over the change to a flat fee model.

Justice minister says solicitors comparing him to Trump is 'unfair'

Around 60 solicitors staged a walkout at the Criminal Court of Justice on Wednesday.

Irish solicitors accused Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan of 'Trumpian' tactics

Despite being urged to back out of protests, many solicitors have dug their heels in instead

Britain: Legal regulator suspends Karim Khan amid sexual misconduct allegations

The move comes after the ICC’s governing body suspended the British barrister from continuing in his role as chief prosecutor.

Prince Harry Tried to Settle $67M Privacy Lawsuit Before Trial, but the “Daily Mail” Refused: Report

New reporting claims that the Duke of Sussex and his fellow celebrity claimants attempted to settle before the costly court battle began

Which high-profile figures took legal action against the Mail publisher?

The Duke of Sussex, Sir Elton John and Liz Hurley are part of a group of high-profile figures taking legal action.

Palestine Action Lawyer Faces Renewed Contempt Proceedings

Rajiv Menon, a leading British civil rights barrister, again faces contempt proceedings over his closing speech in trial of pro-Palestine activists, reports Dania Akkad. By Dania Akkad Declassified UK A leading British civil rights barrister faces contempt proceedings once again afterRead more

Lloyd’s Register pensioners take dispute public with London protest

A group of former Lloyd’s Register employees is set to stage a protest outside the classification society’s London headquarters today, escalating a long-running dispute over pension benefits that campaigners claim have lost more than 30 of their real value. Members of the Lloyd’s Register Pensioners Action Group will gather outside the organisation’s offices at 71

Activists march to Parliament demanding RCI into MACC 'corporate mafia' claims

Protesting NGOs include Bersih, memo handed to four MPs from Harapan, PN, GRS.

Nigeria: Court Adjourns Tax Evasion Suit Against Binance

[Premium Times] The judge adjourned the matter after the prosecution lawyer told the court that the parties were still exploring reconciliation.

Activists HIDING in Robes --> Number of Nationwide Court Injunctions Per Pres by the NUMBERS Is DAMNING

Activists HIDING in Robes --> Number of Nationwide Court Injunctions Per Pres by the NUMBERS Is DAMNING

The Peaceful Split: Why More Couples Are Turning to Family Law Mediators

Divorce has long carried the assumption of courtrooms, opposing attorneys, and bitter disputes. But a

Tyrone veterans still have plenty to offer in future insists Seanie O’Donnell

Uncertainty surrounds inter-county involvement of some Red Hand stalwarts following All-Ireland exit

Judges tour the Midwest to offer unusual warning about attacks on courts

In Cracker Barrels and town squares, a group of judges and other civic leaders have raised alarms this week over a judiciary they consider under attack. By bus, the group — which includes both sitting and retired judges — traveled from the suburbs of Pittsburgh to outside Detroit, eating barbecue and warning crowds about physical []

Hamish Adourian: What eight years as a Conservative councillor in Earl’s Court taught me

Even when officers do say yes, that’s only half the battle: proposals have a habit of being agreed in principle and then quietly stalling. The post Hamish Adourian: What eight years as a Conservative councillor in Earl’s Court taught me appeared first on Conservative Home.

Pro-Palestine protesters rally for ‘Filton 25’ activists at UK court

Pro-Palestine protesters rally for 'Filton 25’ activists at UK court.

'Sinn Fein need to explain why they reject compromise': Nationalists push Irish signs onto Unionist area that rejected them, tonight overturning previous decision not to build

Belfast Council has voted to slap Irish signs on a unionist area that’s opposed to them, Sinn Fein leading a push to overturn a previous decision on the issue.

After Labour caved in to resident doctors... £152,000-a-year NHS consultants to strike

After Labour caved in to resident doctors... £152,000-a-year NHS consultants to strike

Prince William, Kate Middleton Bring Eldest Kids to Wimbledon 2026

The royal family is acing Wimbledon style. Prince William and Kate Middleton stepped out at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London for the men’s singles final July 12 with their kids Prince...

MPs Debate Israeli Influence in British Politics After 118,500 Sign Petition

MPs debated the influence of the Israel lobby on UK politics after more than 118,500 people signed a petition calling for an inquiry. The debate, which took place on July 22, follows the government rejecting calls for such a probe. “We are concerned about reported Israeli state-linked and pro-Israel lobbying activity in UK politics. We []

OPINION - Beyond the panic: Internal rifts and the future of British politics

British society is changing, and individual leaders are struggling to cope with that change. This leaves voters in a political wilderness, which is dangerous.

How Starmer went from seismic Labour landslide to pariah in 23 months

It was only a matter of time before Labour MPs lost faith completely. The herd has moved

Prince Harry Loses London Privacy Invasion Trial Against Daily Mail Publisher

The Duke of Sussex lost his latest legal battle over phone hacking allegations at London’s High Court as part of a civil case that includes Elton John and husband David Furnish, actors Elizabeth Hurley and Sadie Frost.

The Farage Watergate

How yes-men and shady money could bring down the face of Britain’s right.

Labour's jury trial reforms are a threat to free speech, says former High Court judge

A former High Court judge has warned that Labour's plans to curtail the right to trial by jury pose a direct threat to freedom of speech and protest. Sir Stephen Mitchell argues that jury trials are a critical safeguard against politically motivated prosecutions—particularly in Public Order cases where free expression is at stake—and that removing them would hand the Government a mechanism to bypass that protection in sensitive cases.

Liberals shelve Conservatives' request for probe of plan to buy vacant B.C. condos

A parliamentary ethics committee meeting left Conservative MPs frustrated Monday when Liberal members voted to shelve their demand to probe a plan to buy unsold, vacant condos in British Columbia and turn them into affordable housing.

What time and TV channel is Kerry v Tyrone on today in the All-Ireland SFC quarter-final?

The Kingdom face Ulster opposition for the third time in the All-Ireland series

'These Protests Are Not Peaceful': The Legality of March and March Demonstrations

'These Protests Are Not Peaceful': The Legality of March and March Demonstrations

'Is There No England Now?'

Britain's turmoil over immigration, speech, and identity signals a ruling consensus fracturing under public backlash.

Telstra outage: your right to claim and the fine print that limits it

Lawyers are eying a class action over last week’s outage, while the ombudsman can order payouts of up to 100,000.

The Western Surrender: English liberty has been sacrificed to silence critics of immigration

No. 3: The British state has little tolerance for those who dissent from liberal orthodoxies

Legal war on Trump’s agenda gains firepower as federal lawyers defect to Democrats

Over 10,000 federal attorneys have left government since 2025, with over 100 identified as joining Democratic attorneys general offices fighting Trump.

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Solicitors refuse to carry out criminal work in protest over legal aid fee changes

SOLICITORS downed tools in the criminal courts last week, refusing to handle legal aid work in protest over plans to introduce a flat fee for individual cases covered under the system, regardless of the complexity or duration. Currently, defending solicitors are paid each time they appear for a client in a district court at a [] The post Solicitors refuse to carry out criminal work in protest over legal aid fee changes appeared first on Limerick Post.

‘I was low-hanging fruit’: IDF reservist targeted by UK legal group sees case collapse in court

LEGAL AFFAIRS: A British-Israeli reservist shares how an attempted prosecution was meant to create a legal precedent against Britons serving in the IDF, but ended in humiliation for the petitioners.

LIVE NOW: US Appeals Court Hears 3 Cases

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit hears oral arguments in three cases at 9:30 a.m. ET on July 7.