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Personal injury claims: An uphill battle for fairness

The new APIL president, Brett Dixon, looks ahead at the association's plansfor ensuring the rights of injured people

Election law: Who targets you?

In the age of social media a new regulatory framework to protect democracy is required, argues Susie Alegre

AI revolution and 'Industry 4.0'

The opportunities and challenges presented by artificial intelligence are huge, with the rate of development ever accelerating, writes Chris Weaver

Ready, willing, and able to complete?

With Brexit on the horizon, Cecily Crampin and Antony Tanney provide a timely reminder of the legal options available to sellers in periods of economic uncertainty

Interpretation of contract: look at the quality of the drafting

In striking a balance between competing interpretations the court must consider the quality of the drafting of a clause. Alec Samuels considers Wood v Capita Insurance Services Ltd

Hallett LJ: Use jury trials in 'serious' criminal cases only

'Legal system will become even more crucial to our survival post-Brexit'

Eight ex-Cobbetts staff referred to SDT over alleged 'incompetence'

Charges relate to conduct in months leading up to firm's closure in 2013

Walking for justice 2017

Lawyers take over the capital's streets to raise money for legal advice centres