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Similar rights, different interpretation

The European Court of Justice has failed to justify why an association agreement should not be interpreted in the same way as an EU treaty, says Paul Stanley QC

The law 'is not a value-free zone'

Legal system has 'turned 180 degrees' in last 50 years, Mr Justice Singh says

Court of Appeal TV to begin today

Footage not allowed in 'satire, entertainment or commercial use in advertising'

Guideline hourly rates review could begin next month

Committee's work to 'lay the foundations of costs assessments for years to come'

'Get big, get niche or get out,' Marshall tells personal injury firms

'Sticking your head in the sand is not an option'

Withdrawal symptoms: when funders pull out

With commercial funding arrangements rising in popularity, litigators should be aware 'of the risk that funders can usually terminate an agreement, says Francesca Kaye

View from the bench | Help the court to help you

Solicitors who send letters to the county court two or three times, followed with fax and email copies, do nothing to help their case or their client, says District Judge Nigel Law

Juror age limit to be raised to 75

New law to implement change set for early next year