The Scottish government is facing a judicial review challenging the fees paid by non-Scottish universit
Could the Supreme Court's decision to refuse a teacher legal representation at his disciplinary hearing be at odds with the government's proposed education
The welfare of the child should be “the paramount consideration” for family judges considering applications by divorced parents to relocate abroad, the Cou
Despite more than 5,000 responses to the government’s consultation, the legal aid bill offers few concessions. If enacted, it could deprive nearly 70 per c
Lady Hale has warned of a risk that the merger of tribunals under the Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 and “amalgamation of very different jurisdictions in
The next generation of lawyers are the top target for the elite new £18,000 per year private university set up by a professorial supergroup
With big change afoot, Anita Chopra and Salima Mawji consider the education bill, the green paper on special educational needs and a High Court discussion
The message from Birmingham is clear – if impoverished local governments continue to rush through cuts without due regard for their public duty, they will
David Archer looks at recent cases in corporate and personal insolvency, and considers the Pensions Regulator's ability to impose a financial suppor
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