Will conspiracies require civil standard of proofConspiracies to suppress a will must be proved to the civil, rather than criminal, standard of proof, the High Court has decided.
Update: professional negligenceKatie Papworth and Andrew Nixon review developments in professional privilege, valuers' duties and putting a date on damage
Update: personal injuryYou wait all year for a highways case and then three come along at once, writes Roger B Cooper
Curb your enthusiasmWith the government hinting at serious IP reform, Jonathan Silverman offers a step-by-step guide to handling inventors
Cold callForcing clients to ring a helpline before they can access a solicitor will restrict choice and access to justice, warns Russell Conway
Quality streetsWith the launch of the new conveyancing protocol, things can only get better, says Jonathan Smithers