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A victory for substance 'over form

The decision in Bank of Cyprus broadens the principles which determine whether equitable subrogation is the appropriate remedy for unjust enrichment, writes Rupert Cohen

Small claims, big issues

Matt Waszak considers the recent judgments in A v Royal Mail Group ?and its impact on the recovery of ?ATE premiums and success fees ?by claimant solicitors

Gay couple's international custody battle to be decided by Supreme Court

Top court to clarify law with far-reaching impact, says intervener lawyer

The British Bill of Rights and the nightmare delay before Christmas

Is the government finally realising it cannot avoid ECHR provisions and international obligations when drafting the Bill, asks John van der Luit-Drummond

The solution to the 'housing crisis?

Julian Boswall and Alex Minhinick discuss the key provisions of the Housing and Planning Bill and a number of decisions that have provided clarity on planning matters

Government faces judicial review over failure to support victims of trafficking

Lawyers argue that Home Office test and DWP benefit reforms leave victims destitute

'On the 12 days after Christmas'

A remastered version by the Association of Her Majesty's District Judges, with apologies to the lyricist of 'The 12 Days of Christmas'

The court's new flexible dispute resolution options

Pilot schemes from the Rolls Building offer viable challenges to traditional arbitration, writes Sarah Charig