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Hemming's way

The trouble with mapping the boundaries of parliamentary privilege is only the House knows the rules, writes Ian Cram

Double entry

Has Jackson really been too kind to insurers? Simon Gibbs does the sums

Update: housing

Giles Peaker considers Pinnock, the sequel, and a trio of revealing decisions on homelessness

Update: health and safety

Zahra Nanji considers how the Young report and its offshoots have been affecting case law

Roll with it

It is music to my clients' ears that I have settled a couple of cases. The first was difficult on a number of levels because...

£6m plastic surgery award 'could not happen after Jackson reforms'

The solicitor acting for Penny Johnson, the woman who won £6m in damages at the High Court in the biggest ever award for plastic surgery...

Claim to share of farm an 'incurable nullity'

A claim by three daughters to a half share of a farm lived in by their father, who died intestate, has been described as an...

Judicial review court to be mothballed next week

Hearings at Sittingbourne Magistrates' Court, the court at the centre of the legal battle against the government's radical closure programme, will end tomorrow.