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Lord Neuberger to be president of Supreme Court

Master of the Rolls who declined position as one of the first justices when Supreme Court was created will replace Lord Phillips and be sworn in on 1 October

View from the bench | The impact on the judiciary of the Crime and Courts Bill

The formation of a single county court and a family court would significantly change the way judges work, but the details are still a little hazy, says DJ Richard Chapman

UK's new human rights judge is 'fox in charge of chicken coop'

Choice is former president of the European Union civil service tribunal

Enterprise bill 'laying traps' for both employees and employers

Proposed rules will make previous disciplinary procedures 'look like a picnic'

Stealth tactics: making unfair dismissal worthless

Having found that it could not politically do away with unfair dismissal outright, the government now wants 'to – quietly – make it worthless, says Anya Palmer

Employment update

Sue Ashtiany considers the provisions of the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill, the right to representation during the disciplinary process, employers' contractual obligations and TUPE

Baroness Neuberger hits out at Clarke over judicial appointments

Lord Chancellor's role 'a disgrace'

Peter Thornton to become first chief coroner

Judge Peter Thornton QC, a senior circuit judge at the Old Bailey, has been appointed the first ever chief coroner of England and Wales.