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Quinn Emanuel instructed in VW shareholder lawsuit

International firm's Hamburg office to take the lead on car manufacturer's 'egregious misconduct'

PPI claims resurgence on the horizon

Two recent court rulings to set off a wave of fresh compensation claims

A new dawn for dividends

Dividend taxation is changing to fit into the government's wider tax planning scheme and for the most part, it's not great news

Six law firms and 22 barristers launch Cardiff Court Family Free Advice Clinic

'Overwhelming demand' for family law advice and rise of litigants in person leads to opening of new pro bono initiative backed by local judges

Harm caused to victims of theft made central to sentencing decisions

Comprehensive guidance will help courts to sentence offenders for all types of theft in the interests of justice

The TTIP: The largest trade deal in history

As concern mounts over the secrecy and obscureness of ISDS, Jennifer Harvey and Miranda Rushton assess the viability of a proposed investment court system within the TTIP

Live-in homecare: what options are available?

Following on from Andy Taylor's introductory blog on The Live-in Homecare Information Hub, Mike Smith provides a breakdown on the two different models available

Chocolate wars

Ben Scarfield discusses Nestlé's attempt to register a three-dimensional trade mark ?and considers which aspects of their goods brands are able to protect