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Right-to-die campaign ends at the ECtHR but the fight is far from over

Saimo Chahal QC has already been approached by a dozen people ready to revisit the issue

General practitioners, not experts

Is the GP the best person to conduct mental capacity assessments?

Fears that vocational training could produce unethical and underqualified lawyers

Law Society warns against training without the training contract

Juror who googled criminal defendant found in contempt of court

Abortion of sexual assault trial cost public funds 'thousands'

Man-made laws still need breaking down: 40 years of Rights of Women

Women's charity has worked hard to expose the bias against women in family law

NHS versus the lawyers, round two

Personal injury sector angered that NHSLA regularly fights 'meritorious' claims

Criminal barristers say no to new work, but it's a close shave

Jonathan Black and Bill Waddington pleased barristers and solicitors now present a 'united force'

Hooked on housing

Why we are all so obsessed with house prices? A likely slowdown in the market may be about to make us rue our aspirational addiction