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Trust the experts

Recent judgments containing damning criticism of expert evidence provide a useful reminder of the duties experts owe to the court, write Kirsten Wall and Leila Grove

Keeping criminal practitioners afloat

James Parry advises on the circumstances in which rejecting un-remunerative publicly funded criminal work is necessary to protect the firm and reflects on flexible court hours

Legal prediction bot developers working on 80 per cent accuracy model

Law bot founders challenge lawyers in man versus machine contest

CROs: Too much of a bad thing

Is it time to consider a further remedy beyond civil restraint orders for dealing with irrational litigants, asks Patrick Wheeler

Judges urged to come out of their 'shell of silence and exclusivity'

Judiciary must engage more with public, says ex-Lord Justice of Appeal

Competence to conclude free trade agreements

As a member state that is shortly to become a non-member state, the UK must take a keen interest in the CJEU opinion on a free trade deal with Singapore, explains Paul Stanley QC

The bold return of the common law

The Supreme Court ruling in the Unison case is a call to arms to other judges concerned about government bypassing the parliamentary process

Letting property across the border

District Judge Marshall Phillips discusses an important change in the law which affects private landlords of properties in Wales