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Lord Tebbit proves once again that politicians need a crash course in the common law

Former Conservative party chairman alleges greedy Leigh Day lawyers are 'laughing all the way to the bank'

HMRC defeats employment giant at Court of Appeal over £158m of unpaid tax

Expense payments found to be part of employed temps' ordinary salary payments

Be flexible when dealing with litigants in person

Facing an unrepresented party in court is becoming the norm rather than an exception for some solicitors; Beth Forrester provides guidance for handling this situation

Urgent review of Criminal Courts Charge needed, says Howard League

Frances Crook: 'It is the poor who will find themselves entrenched in their poverty by these criminal charges'

Employment tribunal fees continue to undermine access to justice two years on

Employee claims down 60 per cent since introduction of fee system

Drivers' union to take on the might of Uber over worker's rights

Embattled taxi-app firm asserts drivers are 'partners' and not entitled to employment rights in the UK

Supreme Court rules government student loan scheme is disproportionate

Department for Business Innovation and Skills did not consider the impact of immigration-related blanket ban for student loans on young people with strong ties to the UK

How to make the justice system work for your client

District Judge Adam Taylor describes the obstacles to obtaining the protection of the Family Court