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Most of the Law Commission's 43 recommendations for charity law reform have been accepted by government

It's not the end of the road if the opposing party becomes insolvent, as Rebecca Stratton explains

Tony Guise explores how ADR is utilised in civil justice and its potential compulsory use

Alec Samuels considers who could potentially be held responsible in law for problem cladding

CMA believes contract terms which double ground rent every 10 or 15 years break consumer protection law

Lorna Webster explores the potential redress available to victims of secondary asbestos exposure

The solicitor was also ordered to pay £5000 costs after 'moment of madness' during period of 'acute stress'

The courts can order additional disclosure of witness evidence – but there could be costs consequences, as Andrew Morgan explains

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