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Parliament could easily clear confusion by amending the Human Rights Act

Cases often have their own lives but that's no excuse not to have proper case management and realistic budgeting in place, says Mark Solon

Both consumers and the profession are better off now that the Legal Ombudsman has begun to crack down on those who fail to cooperate with...

Introducing a new mandatory ground for possession is not an effective way of dealing with anti-social behaviour, say Emily Orme and Sarah Salmon

Universities this year saw a record drop of 5.2 per cent in applications to study law. Fees have risen at a time when interest in...

The proposed ban on referral fees is unlikely to bring about the positive changes promised by the government â€“ it will just create hard work...

The latest ECJ decision on selective distribution agreements demonstrates a lack of understanding of consumer values, says Paul Stanley NO

Dr Jock Mackenzie explores a recent case involving a claimant practitioner's reliance on res ipsa loquitur

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