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No glee for Fox in the 'Court of Appeal

Cerryg Jones discusses the recent case of Comic Enterprises v Fox, which clarifies the law on registered trade marks

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Technology providers have solved many of the pain points to produce solutions that no longer rely on IT specialists to deconstruct and automate legal templates, writes Christopher Jeffrey

Everyday sexism: Changing the culture of law

Jennette Newman, BLM partner and head of the firm's London office, talks to Laura Clenshaw about the leadership, not lip service, needed within firms to finally end gender inequality

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Telling the real story behind immigration figures

If we're to solely listen to a misinformed media, then it's easy to think Brexit is all about jobs or benefits, writes Thom Brooks

Don't let disclosure 'cost you your claim

Suez Fortune is a stark warning to any reticent clients of the consequences of failing to provide material to the other parties, write Chris Wilkes and Kate Pert

Open Family Courts: Transparent justice or privacy invasion?

Is allowing unwarranted attention to be turned to famous divorcing couples the price you pay for an open court? What is, and how do you find, a good balance, asks Pippa Allsop

The great fear of the unknown

Undergoing surgery has given Russell Conway a taste of how intimidating the court process can be