Lawyers should be concerned, when negotiating the terms of a retainer, to make the scope of their duty clear, explains Georgin

Competition between the international commercial courts of London and Dubai looks set to continue in the new global market, writes Rupert Ree

Damian Horan argues that it is essential the government treat all those affected by terrorism equitably, regardless of the form of terror used agains

Rules preventing judges from giving juries detailed directions breach article 10 ECHR, says Strasbour

Sivakumaran Sivathillainathan considers the case of Darby Properties which has put the spotlight on the admissibility of expert evidence in bankin

What it means to conduct litigation is not clear, researcher

Master Whalan’s decision in Jago confirms the need for budgets and bills to be prepared by a costs lawyer, explains Pau

There comes a point when there has to be clear advice to the client that absent any soundly based dispute of fact, the FDR should be the final hearing, urges District Judge Howar

Stuart Benzie considers whether a claim for loss of reputation can result in a payment of damages before the cour