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Are POCA restraint orders a significant change?

Tim Bowden considers how recent amendments to the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 will affect defendants subject to restraint orders

Costs lawyers gather strength as costs budgeting becomes more complex

Annual survey reveals 'costs management regime is far from perfect'

When the Spotify music stops

After the endless streaming app Eternify was silenced, Hayley Devlin and Martin Ochs question how artists can be guaranteed fair reward for the legitimate use of their work

For every 'posho' there's a 'commoner'

Pippa Allsop implores society to look beyond class and realise the real problem

'Walls of Jericho have fallen': New CILEx president enters with a bang, and a message

Access to justice and the future of legal training is top of the agenda for David Edwards

Three Rivers (No 5): Time for reconsideration?

Collingwood Thompson QC analyses the courts' interpretation of who constitutes the 'client' for the purposes of legal advice privilege

The PPR is a long-awaited step in the right direction

The fact that the register is voluntary could be its biggest selling point, argues Kevin Poulter

Infographics: Coupling arrangements

The Office of National Statistics has released information on the number of people in England Wales who are cohabiting, married, and civil partnered