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Pushing back the trolls

Twitter has unleashed offensive behaviour of a type unseen in real life, which the government must now tackle decisively, says James O'Flinn

Miners' compensation firms could face 'thousands' of negligence claims

County court rules in favour of claimants but doubts over post-Jackson funding

Charity-owned law firm launches 'access to justice' package

One of several initiatives launched by not-for-profit agencies to fill justice gap

Future of 'The Briefs' in balance despite 2m viewers

Positive reaction to second series 'even from criminal lawyers and on Twitter'

CLC review finds no justification for ban on conveyancing referral fees

Rule change to improve transparency approved by the LSB

APIL calls for separate consultation on uninsured driver costs

'Natural justice requires independent representation' at preparation stage

Claims against solicitors top workload of Chancery Division masters

Contentious probate dominates time spent by judges on individuals

Chancery Division must keep increased court fees, Briggs LJ says

Waiting times for trials 'more than a year' and workload still increasing