Disappearing act The Presumption of Death Act 2013 is giving families of missing persons some relief at a highly emotional and complex time, says Clare Archer
Outstaying your welcome The new statutory residence test may be useful for standard ?UK trips, but it's lacking in compassion and foresight, says Fay Copeland
Judicial review: prompt and prompterThe new time limit for challenges to planning decision could have a dampening effect on claims, but, more likely, it will encourage more applications on...
Scotland's Jackson decides against referral fee banRule against fee-sharing is 'regularly circumvented' and 'no appetite to enforce it'
Should the accused be given anonymity?Anonymity for both the defendant and the claimant in abuse cases isn't a realistic option, says Maryam Syed. The way these cases are reported must...
TripAdvisor fears over regulators' consumer websiteLegal Choices may feature clients' comments via 'interactive community'
SRA accuses Law Society of taking 'very narrow view' of regulationSociety 'unintentionally' makes 'powerful argument' for independence
