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ODR platform that inspired UK digital court project bought by US tech giant

Is a legal hackathon our best bet for a fully functional online court system, asks Jean-Yves Gilg

Ditch the 'soulless initials' and give children a voice

Judges hold the key to unlocking the potential of children in the family justice system, writes Matthew Rogers

Strasbourg court to consider Gard case after Supreme Court refuses appeal

Pre-emptive application to ECHR questions possible breach of article 8 rights

Vote Leave may have breached election law, QCs suggest

£350m Brexit battle bus claim considered by public law silks as interest group raises funds for private prosecution

The game is up for tax treaty shopping

International accord a 'nail in the coffin' for corporate tax avoidance schemes, says City lawyer

SDLT on shared ownership transactions

David Keighley sets out an overview of the different aspects to take into account when advising on shared ownership transactions

A step in the right direction

The Homelessness Reduction Act presents the possibility of meaningful assistance for many homeless applicants, but there are still some doubts about how effective it will be in practice, writes Giles Peaker

Getting it right

Sam Madge-Wyld discusses the court's approach to failure to comply with the right to manage procedure in Elim Court