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A holiday from domestic costs issues?

Neil Ronan advises claimants injured abroad on bringing a successful claim

Back to basics

Litigators who fail to comply with practice directions on skeletons and bundles do so at their peril, warns Sue Nash

Wales: a separate jurisdiction in the making? Part two

Do not underestimate the importance of legislative changes in Wales, warns District Judge Harold Godwin

On the path to family justice

Austin Chessell considers the findings of a report on non-court routes to family dispute resolution

Passing sentence

Catherine Fischl and Kate Parker consider factors affecting sentencing and proposed legislation for a new domestic violence offence

'Wearing sandals with jeans is criminal'

SJ speaks to corporate immigration lawyer Rajiv Naik on fashion faux pas and the future of casual wear in the office

Hundreds of law firms leave the market

Top 200 law firms dominate private practice revenue

Carnage in the personal injury sector yet to happen

Experts say fee earners are stalling work procured pre-July 2013