Syrian lawyer and international women's rights campaigner Laila Alodaat tells
John van der Luit-Drummond how she was stripped of her right to practise in
her native country, and how lawyers have been targeted by the Assad regime
The recent decision in Sugar Hut is a reminder of the basic distinction between successful part 36 offers and other offers to settle, say Nicholas Heaton and Giles Hutt
Carla Ditz revists the law on paternal responsibility and considers the legal implications as regards paternity in cases of twins with different fathers
Contradictions abound in the regulator's use of section 43 orders and its powers to impose fines and rebukes on solicitors' employees, writes Susanna Heley