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Necessity to arrest

Emelia Bezant-Gahan analyses the developing case law around 'necessity to arrest' – which has a high evidential burden and is highly fact-sensitive

Prompt engineers – do we need them?

Eric Crawley and Shah Karim take a look at what prompt engineers can bring to AI tools used by legal teams

Are we facing a new wave of new police ‘protection’ claims?

The Woodcock judgment is one of the most significant developments in common law for public bodies in decades when it comes to the assumed 'duty of car'; on law enforcement, write Andrew Steel and Emelia Bezant-Gahan

What is ADR?

Tony Guise takes a closer look at a question has remained unanswered for decades

Restrictive covenants in the insurance sector

Mohammed Hussain and Caitlin Griffin explore the use, purpose and enforceability of restrictive covenants

Moving places

Rachel Houghton looks at how to manage an office relocation in the legal sector

Online Safety Bill: why has it been delayed?

Antony O'Loughlin finds out why the Online Safety Bill has been years in the making – and examines the potential impact of this controversial legislation

Flexible working – is it still working?

Kimberley Clayton examines changes to employees' legal rights to request flexible working