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Feeding the trolls

Another week goes by, and yet another round of feverish attacks on the judiciary makes headlines

Autumn statement makes 'mockery' of MoJ's PI consultation

By failing to ban cold calling in personal injury claims the chancellor has missed the opportunity to tackle insurance fraud

Freshfields, Linklaters, and Hogan Lovells honoured for diversity and inclusion initiatives

Birnberg Pierce partner Marcia Willis Stewart takes home yet another gong after a rollercoaster year

Can you help us to help others?

We can shine a light on some of the key areas of inequality facing our society, writes David Isaac

A matter of equal choice

It was not so long ago that same-sex couples were fighting for civil partnerships and marriage rights, but now heterosexual couples want those same choices, writes Kate Johnson

The importance of being earnest (in your inspection)

Amy France, James Noble, and Alexandra Townsend-Wheeler highlight some points for practitioners to look out for, including discrepancies in the boundaries of a property

Three planks of Brexit

Although it is likely the Supreme Court will affirm the Divisional Court's judgment in Miller, Paul Stanley QC suggests there are problems with the High Court's decision

On the (costs) buses

Clarity over CPR 3.18 remains elusive while district judges approach the assessment of costs in differing ways, writes David Wright