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While the jury trial in Britain is under attack, the French are keen to extend the role of juries â€“ so what's the best option?...

There have been fewer insolvencies than expected, but it has still been a busy year for the courts, says David Archer

Adrienne Copithorne reviews the recent developments in costs, directives and judicial review procedure to impact eco-law

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