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Supreme Court rules on corporate attribution and directors' duties

Decision tightens the net around fraudulent directors and accomplices

Tips on the preparation of bundles

Working from poorly prepared bundles can be an exercise in frustration that is unlikely to win over judges, explains Gerald Gouriet QC

Lord Neuberger dismisses suggestion Muslim women should wear niqabs in court

Controversy of full-face veil in the legal system raises its head in tabloid media yet again

Incoming APIL president singles out draconian Criminal Justice and Courts Act

Jonathan Wheeler also urges practitioners to raise industry standards

Similar but not the same

Online shopping has created new challenges for companies looking to protect their brands. Carrollanne Lindley and Alexandra Pygall discuss the latest high-profile case

Free to leave

Karen Bayley discusses the meaning of 'free to leave' in deprivation of liberty cases heard in the Court of Protection, and case law regarding powers of attorney

A monster of its own making

The dream of saving on litigation costs through provisional assessment is still not a reality, says Richard Langley

Constructive trusts and illegal purposes: Part two

Jack Dillon looks at the lessons practitioners can take from the Court of Appeal judgment in O'Kelly v Davies