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The state opening of parliament once again crammed in all the pomp and ceremony you can expect from a BBC costume drama.

'Teflon Don' Sepp Blatter avoids being linked with US criminal investigation into football's world governing body

Will the law ever be able to reflect the wishes and intentions of people who have chosen a cohabiting relationship over statutory alternatives?

By Jill King, Former Global HR Director, Linklaters

Law firms which make continuous reflection and learning part of their culture are more successful, say Mike Mister and Rob Lees

By Gower Publishing

The Christian Institute claim the court decision will have dramatic consequences if it is allowed to stand

Forty per cent of divorce petitions returned to solicitors for correction owing to errors in drafting or procedure

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