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Can judges turn the tide of injustice?

There remains hope the government will take notice of the legal minds that shaped common law while cabinet members were busy studying for their PPE finals, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

The formula to marketing perfection: M + E + M = P

Patricia Kinahan tells SJ's Laura Clenshaw how firms can adopt a fool proof equation on their marketing strategy

Waiting another 50 years for equality is not the answer

It is unacceptable that child-rearing has been cited as one reason for the divergence in male and female pay, writes Adele Edwin-Lamerton

The Modern Slavery Act clamps down on big business

Ryan Clement discusses the latest case law in the employment sector, proposed legislation, a pivotal CJEU ruling, and the ongoing review of tribunal fees

The SRA must consider the impact of naming and shaming

The regulator continues to publish allegations concerning solicitors' misconduct, despite claims then being found to be unsubstantiated, writes Susanna Heley

Bereaved families treated like second-class citizens, says MP

'Ridiculous' law on psychiatric harm needs to be made fit for purpose

LPC graduates must manage expectations, says SRA chief

High numbers of law graduates without training contracts is a cause for concern

Buyer beware in the Court of Appeal

A misrepresentation made during the sale of a property may entitle the buyer to rescind, but Caveat emptor is still the most important caveat, for now, writes Liz Turner