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Come fly with me?

After British Airways cancelled thousands of flights in January, Katherine Deal considers passengers' scope for compensation

Revealing information

Pre-action disclosure in personal injury cases is in everyone's interests, says Stephanie Cope

Final countdown

What strategy do firms need to survive and thrive in the post-Clementi, post-Carter world? Tim Richmond considers the options

Update: family

Liz Dronfield and David Taylor report on : Shared residence orders :: Clayton v Clayton [2006] 2 FCR 405 :: Emergency protection order :: Court role in public law proceedings :: Non-matrimonial property: FS v JS

Ready for H-day?

Home Information Packs have divided the property sector but seem to be here to stay. So, are solicitors ready, asks Jean-Yves Gilg

Word from the kopje

It's not just sunshine in South Africa… Kerry Underwood remembers some of the wild times

New legal aid contracts: welcome to the sausage factory?

Legal aid lawyers warned today that the new Standard Terms for the new Unified Contracts released by the Legal Services Commission on Monday (26 February) will drive more lawyers out of publicly funded work.

Too cold?

Freezing assets: Nick Curling and Sara Partington explain the procedural requirements for injunctive relief, as seen in Fourie v Le Roux