Bad influenceIncreasing control over expert evidence in criminal trials will make justice more costly and less accessible, argues Finola Moss
Divided we fallProprietary estoppel is still a valid concept that lies in wait to trip up the unwitting private client practitioner, warns Penny Wright
Update: IT/IPSusan Singleton rounds up the latest developments in internet selling, patent rights and football broadcasting
Single fileMaybe our eight-strong rainbow of regulators is a tad indulgent, muses our eye on ABS, Stuart Bushell
Factory fitDon't be fooled by the Supreme Court's common sense approach in Baker – trouble may yet be afoot, says Robert O'Leary
Work it outThe government's plans to cut red tape in employment tribunals is a botched job, argues Richard M Fox
Merger reverberations: Manage communications on cross-border mergersBen Rigby reveals how law firms are managing internal and external communications on cross-border mergers
