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Draft anti-terror bill should focus on venue risk not capacity

The Home Affairs Committee says the bill as proposed would mean small venues having to implement costly new anti-terror measures while larger events fall out of scope

The UK-US extradition debate: implications for sovereignty and trade

Mike Lynch's extradition case raises concerns about the extra-territorial reach of US laws

Defamation or SLAPP? Understanding the thin line and potential consequences

Recent developments include proposed laws to protect defamation cases from being wrongly perceived as SLAPPs

Combatting financial abuse of older and vulnerable clients

Ann Stanyer examines growing awareness of financial abuse and what practitioners should know

The End-emnity Principle?

Elliot Elsey examines the significant changes to the costs regime in litigation

ClientEarth v Shell PLC: a set-back for climate litigation?

High Court dismisses claim as environmental charity fails to show “prima facie case” to continue, write Katie Allard and Chloe Jacot

Breakthrough in bankruptcy law: court approves sale of assets by special administrators

In the wake of sanctions on Russia, Michael Barnett reviews a historic case which validates an 'unsecured credit bid'

Unraveling the impact of artificial intelligence on copyright law

Philip Partington elucidates the challenges of the complex intersection between AI technology and copyright law