Whiplash portal causes concern over access to justice and compensation Claimants may be entitled to less compensation than previously
Civil judicial co-operation after BrexitLauren Cormack sets out the new realities of recognition and enforcement of EU judgments in the UK
The psychological impact of major trauma injuriesLawyers should adopt the right mindset, taking a holistic approach to rehabilitation needs in the case of psychological injury, says Claire Roantree
Integrity and public trust: Avoiding an unruly messEsther Drabkin-Reiter examines how the court in Beckwith tied the scope of regulation by the SRA and the tribunal to a proper interpretation of the standards in the handbook
Lawyer warns of 'years of misery' for leaseholdersA specialist solicitor has warned that “years of misery” lie ahead
A fertile ground for reformWith women increasingly choosing technology-aided methods of conception, Hollie Orgee examines whether our fertility laws are fit for purpose
Reform of non-compete laws could 'disincentivise investment' Critics say law reform could “disincentivise" business investment