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Life in crime | The criminalisation of free speech has gone too far

In a spate of recent cases substantial sentences have 'been imposed on people who posted offensive remarks 'on social media. The criminalisation of free speech 'has gone too far, says Lucy Corrin

Jackson reforms persuade new ABS to look beyond personal injury

Pudsey Legal to expand into wills, conveyancing and family

SRA changes track on discrimination investigation

Professor Gus John's review to look at more cases and take more time

Andrew Godfrey looks at the implications of the imminent UK-Swiss tax agreement

Law Society attacks government over changes to Equality Act

Measures on third party harassment and discrimination questionnaires would go

Staking a claim: Inheritance Act claims

Lilleyman and Allport offer important guidance for practitioners considering a claim under the Inheritance Act, says Emily Mailer

Pilots must be paid for 'flying' during holidays, Supreme Court rules

British Airways loses battle over supplements to holiday pay

Quantum leap: Revolutionising e-disclosure services

Andrew Moir and David Phillips discuss how Herbert Smith Freehills has revolutionised the way it manages large scale e-disclosure exercises