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22 March 2013
David Rhodes reports on a recent case where 
a judge’s ‘uninvited indication’ of the likely sentence amounted to pressure on a defendant
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22 March 2013
With claims for delayed flights on the rise, a clearer position is 
being sought but as Paul Stanley explains, it looks set to benefit airlines over...
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22 March 2013
Richard Honey addresses the duties placed on a lawyer when making an application for urgent consideration in judicial review
pages
22 March 2013
Mark Lucas looks at Jackson v Dear and asks what is a consumer, while examining a recent lifing of the corporate veil and defective performances
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22 March 2013
Gareth Mitchell asks whether it is an abuse of process to bring a private law claim in circumstances where that challenge might have been included...
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15 March 2013
Hawes provides further guidance on the circumstances where a will drafted by an experienced solicitor may be challenged, so how much clearer are...
stand-out
15 March 2013
Asking questions and challenging long-held assumptions 
is essential to push a firm from one of many to one off, 
says Julian Summerhayes
supreme-court
15 March 2013
Claims seeking to pierce the corporate veil bring up further unpredictabilily when involving foreign companies, says James Maton
zebra-crossing
15 March 2013
Peter Hill looks at whether the Social Value Act will ensure that 
procurement of public services really is for the public good
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15 March 2013
Adrienne Copithorne looks at the impact of EU law on domestic environmental law and what happens when an Environmental Impact Assessment is not...
financial-planning
14 March 2013
When investigating title to land it’s essential to 
pay attention to even a passing comment from 
your client, believes John Coulter
gift
14 March 2013
Offering the occasional freebie to a loyal client can help to cement valuable relationships but accidentally billing for it will have the opposite...
keys
8 March 2013
Squatting in a residential property became an offence in September 2012, but it will be up to the courts to determine whether an existing trespasser...
Heathrow
8 March 2013
Immigration lawyers want to continue helping vulnerable migrants, but are struggling to see a way forward. Fiona Bawdon reports on a new model 
that...
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8 March 2013
Law firms are finally moving their IT departments into more strategic roles, says Damian Blackburn as he drops in at this year’s Legal IT show
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8 March 2013
Despite the many challenges litigation lawyers face, it remains their responsibility to embrace the forthcoming Jackson rules and interpret them...
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8 March 2013
Magnus Hassett considers current trends in lease renewals, a recent case 
on nuisance covenants, the most recent revision to the energy efficiency...
rugby
8 March 2013
Oliver Hunt and Simon Thorp consider the transfer of rugby players before their contract has ended and the future of Pay TV
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