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Boom in cross-border family disputes

Cases handled by International Family Justice office up ten times since 2005

More than 25,000 sign petition against criminal legal aid cuts

Exeter solicitor advocate's 'save UK justice' campaign takes off

Nespresso loses fight over coffee capsules

Machines and capsules 'have independent commercial existence', High Court rules

Delaware: the friendly state

There's not a bright forecast if the US takes charge in the fight about international beneficial ownership rules, says Derek Sambrook

First person jailed by Court of Protection speaks out

Daughter breached order that ruled her father must stay in care

Are your partners motivated by individual or collective ambition?

By Neil May, Executive Manager, Hogan Lovells

Covent Garden porters cannot keep all of porterage fee

Agreement made before arrival of unregistered porters, appeal judges say

Peers repeat call for more judges at CJEU

Lack of advocates general could result in 'serious' consequences