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The case of an Alabama man recently released from death row may show us a glimpse into the future of our own justice system

How might the decision on copyright infringement in the case of the hit song 'Blurred Lines' affect claims in the UK, asks Matthew Pryke

The next government needs to recognise cohabitation as a societal norm, says Marilyn Stowe

Vocational-based training is fast becoming an expectation for both students and law firms, writes Laura Clenshaw

Looking outside the legal box to remain competitive is not a new concept for firms; the only surprise is that the SRA is propounding the...

Can the proposed online court system be a success, asks John Baden-Daintree

Following George Osborne's announcement of a review of the use of deeds of variation, Roger Peters examines the origins and likely use for the now...

Turning your mind to the issue now gives you the chance to get 'PII-fit', which could see you negotiate a tighter settlement, discusses Chris Marston

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