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Do COLPs and COFAs need pre-emptive protection?

Any would-be COLP or COFA should pay heed to the Court of Appeal's decision in Clyde & Co, warns Stephen Levinson

Why are we so reluctant to complain about the courts?

Francesca Kaye questions the reticence of lawyers to 'formally record their complaints about the court system

Folklaw | Arsenic and old lace

The Victorians' attempt to stem the perceived rise in poisoning didn't stop the few but determined murderers, says Andrew Lugger

Felix | Child protection needs more than badly-judged stunts

Preventing the abuse of socially-disadvantaged children 'will take more than a badly-judged stunt, says Felix

End in sight: Presumption of Death Bill

There is light at the end of the tunnel for the introduction ?of presumption of death legislation, says Kirsten Bennett

Housing manager who criticised gay marriage wrongly dismissed

Breach of contract 'serious and repudiatory', High Court decides

Law not like 'any old commodity', Lord Neuberger tells LETR

New Supreme Court president warns legal education review team against overly consumerist approach

Fee income of SME firms has 'stayed the same or gone down'

Minority of partners report increase in last two years, survey finds