Committee issues caution to media over reliance on Parliamentary privilege
Copyright review calls for “unified European patent system”
The Supreme Court has extended the scope of an inquest into the shootings of two men by the British Army in Northern Ireland in 1990.
Landlords are legally responsible for the upkeep of the plaster of a rental property as well as the walls, the Court of Appeal has ruled.
Justice secretary Ken Clarke and trade and investment minister Lord Green launched an “Action Plan” last week to promote the UK’s legal services sector overseas.
The Consumer Insurance (Disclosure and Representations) Bill, introduced into Parliament last week...
Proceedings in the Supreme Court can now be watched live on Sky News.
A Bar Standards Board review of CPD for barristers...
Lord Neuberger’s committee on super-injunctions warned the media to be careful when relying on Parliamentary privilege, in its report last week.
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