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Reynolds revived

The Lords' decision in Jameel is a welcome nod to the freedom of the press, says Rod Dadak

Accidents at work (6)

In the final article in this series, Gordon Exall looks at the Working Time Regulations, the Construction Regulations and the importance of training in assessing cases throughout the ambit of accidents at work

Home?

Was the indignation at the introduction of empty dwelling management orders warranted? Lisa Bevan reports

Showing grievance

Rules and procedures in employment tribunals have become hugely baffling. Kerry Underwood and Elish McKee navigate the confusion

Public funding

Will the new means tests see a two-tier legal system created? And will poorer clients suffer? Lisa Mountford and Martin Hannibal report

Update: intellectual property

Patents and software: Macrossan Patents and jurisdictionPatent office opinions and mediation service'Free-riding' infringes trade marksRepresentative actions consultationDatabase rightsEU consultation on litigation costs coverIndications of originby Susan Singleton

Out with bullying

Bullying can have disastrous consequences, warns Jonathan Chamberlain

Faith lift

Imran Benson considers the Law Commission's proposal to review the law of insurance contracts and asks: is this the end of good faith?