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Ongoing concerns over low number of solicitors applying for silk

Solicitors outside lucrative commercial practice areas still at a disadvantage

Disclosure: Time for a change

The rules on disclosure should be revised to make electronic documents the norm and make it easier for the process to be tailored to the individual case, argues Ed Crosse

Stick to the rules

Alec Samuels discusses the culture of compliance following Denton v White

Confidence in disclosure

A recent case involving RBS has highlighted parties' disclosure duties, writes Daniel Hayward-Hughes

Could Moneyball data predict the Supreme Court decision in Miller?

New technology may allow lawyers to analyse how a judge will most likely decide a case

The shorter and flexible trial schemes one year on

Sarah Charig considers what effect the shorter and flexible trial schemes have had on practice

How will Brexit impact on cross-border litigation?

Professor Jonathan Harris QC considers whether the core freedom to choose the English courts and English law to govern contractual disputes is likely to be preserved

Costs take centre stage again

Competing ECHR rights, as well as the conduct and financing of future litigation, are under the courts' spotlight, writes David Greene