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Behind bars | Juries in the dock

Lack of confidence in the legal system is a more likely reason why jurors research cases online, rather than a deliberate intention to break the law, says Jeannie Mackie

Northern delights | Sing to impress

The Christmas party season is a minefield of dos and don'ts, but Kevin Poulter is here to help

Hudson condemns financial advice rule

Solicitors could get 'tangled up in mis-selling scandals'

Litigation funding losses “have only just began”

Honeymoon is over for some funders, Bellamy warns

Update | Planning: Growth and Infrastructure Bill, discretion in EIA cases

Julian Boswall and Cathryn Tracey examine the Growth and Infrastructure Bill, discretion in EIA cases and interpretation of policy

Connected independence: Law firm networks in the new world order

John Thomas reflects upon LawNet's evolution and how the network is strategically adapting to remain ?competitive

Blurring the boundaries: DoLS

The courts are diluting the effectiveness of the Deprivation of ?Liberty Safeguards in what looks to be a policy-motivated move, ?says Laura Davidson

Pressure groups and litigation funders clash over state regulation

Stop criticising 'tiny market that is trying to do things right', Perrin says