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Knowing me, knowing you
Solicitors Journal

Knowing me, knowing you

What are your responsibilities when instructing experts? And what should you expect from them? Isabel West reports
Update: consumer
Solicitors Journal

Update: consumer

Bryan Nott considers the winners and losers in various cases on consumer credit contracts
Mind your Ps and Qs
Solicitors Journal

Mind your Ps and Qs

Innocent until you drop your 't'? The courts need formality, says Felix
Silent majority
Solicitors Journal

Silent majority

Witness statements in employment tribunals should only be read aloud in exceptional circumstances, argues Mark Conway
ACS Law claims to be subject to 'public scrutiny'
Solicitors Journal

ACS Law claims to be subject to 'public scrutiny'

Cases brought by ACS Law on behalf of Media CAT over allegedly illegal file sharing are to be given full judicial scrutiny after the patents county court refused an application to discontinue.