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Litigation: toeing the line

Michael Stacey and John Gould consider the pressures on litigators when balancing their duty to clients with their duty to the Court

The legal sector's data breach conundrum: insights from ICO's latest report

Richard Forrest, Legal Director at Hayes Connor analyses ICO's data, revealing legal sector's struggle with data breaches, highlighting urgent compliance needs

Legislating a lie: the Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Act 2024

Diana Baxter provides her opinion on the enactment of the Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Act and the wider implications

Pathfinder Pilot expansion: amplifying children's voices in family court

Rachel Fisher highlights the broader reach and impact of the Pathfinder Pilot, aiming to better integrate children's perspectives in family law

UK Government expands legal and tech trade partnership with Australia

The UK Government's GREAT Legal Services campaign collaborates with Australia to enhance trade opportunities

Child rapists to lose parental rights automatically under new laws

Effective immediately, perpetrators convicted of raping a child will automatically lose their parental responsibilities

SJ Interview: Eleni Zodiates

For the June 2024 volume, Eleni Zodiates talks to the Solicitors Journal

Rethinking parental alienation: clarity and reform in family law

Michael Gregory and Michelle Uppal highlight the need to reassess 'parental alienation' in family law, advocating for clearer definitions and reforms