A healthy approachA small dose of cooperation would cure the deadlock in many hospital claims, says Susan Bartfield
Against the clockAnecdotal evidence suggests solicitors are waiting longer before instructing counsel. But why, and what are the implications for clients, case workers and the courts? Seamus...
Seismic shiftWith Jackson LJ's shake-up of civil litigation costs looming large on the horizon, a new legal landscape beckons, writes Martin Farber
Netting assetsWhen it comes to litigation against a company in liquidation, just how long is insolvency's arm? Elspeth Talbot Rice QC and Edward Cumming report
Boy in the corner The notion that the Supreme Court's ruling on a severely disabled boy's right to education has opened the floodgates could not be further from the...
Electric dreamsAs the e-conveyancing 'revolution' grinds on, land registration expert Mangala Murali considers how far we have come since its inception 12 years ago
Tough callCan a few unsourced text messages really build a case for bad character? Benjamin Newton reports
Finding faultWhen does a tort of strict liability require fault? When you're a psychiatric patient, writes Laura Davidson