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Supreme Court expands “lost years” claims
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Supreme Court expands “lost years” claims

Ruling in CCC allows children with reduced life expectancy to claim full lost earnings and pensions
2 Jun 2026
The rise of reflective legal practice
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The rise of reflective legal practice

As CPD evolves, solicitors face growing regulatory pressure to demonstrate meaningful, structured professional reflection
28 May 2026
Dentons and the future of AML misconduct
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Dentons and the future of AML misconduct

The Court of Appeal has rejected automatic AML misconduct findings, but firms face intensifying regulatory scrutiny and enforcement risk
27 May 2026
SJ Interview: Paul Marco
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SJ Interview: Paul Marco

Paul Marco, Managing Partner of Trowers & Hamlins, speaks to Solicitors Journal
26 May 2026
Abbott reshapes military deafness litigation landscape
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Abbott reshapes military deafness litigation landscape

High Court ruling transforms diagnosis, causation and damages principles in military noise-induced hearing loss claims
21 May 2026
AI and copyright law face uncertain future
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AI and copyright law face uncertain future

Government retreat on AI copyright rules leaves unresolved tensions between innovation, licensing markets, and creative industry protection
18 May 2026
AI use and legal privilege risks
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AI use and legal privilege risks

Recent US and UK decisions highlight risks to legal privilege when using AI systems
12 May 2026
The psychedelic paradox: Britain’s laws in an age of magic mushroom revival
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The psychedelic paradox: Britain’s laws in an age of magic mushroom revival

As psilocybin re-enters mainstream culture and medical research, the UK’s rigid legal framework leaves users exposed to severe penalties, revealing a growing gap between perception...
1 May 2026
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