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Draconian law cheats Hillsborough families out of compensation

Urgent law review needed to reflect modern society, say lawyers

Supreme Court to hear expats EU-vote appeal

Lawyers say unlawful '15 year old rule' is a penalty against free movement rights

Supreme Court allows PJS appeal in celebrity injunction case

Court of Appeal erred in law over balancing human rights, says Lord Mance

Sex, lies, and the public interest

As the Supreme Court considers the PJS case, Steven Heffer discusses the double standards of the press when it comes to publishing stories in the public interest

From the archive: May 6, 1865

The Solicitors' Journal - May 6, 1865

Brexit: Expat Brits granted leave to appeal High Court decision

British citizens living outside the UK but in the EU will become 'resident aliens', says Leigh Day

British expats lose High Court Brexit vote case but seek leave to appeal

Government fails to follow through with manifesto pledge to enfranchise all British voters

Mr Cameron, how do you feel about the Human Rights Act?

The HRA has discreetly been wiped off the agenda by the 'in' and 'out' parties. But politicians must address this issue, writes John Cooper QC