Justice for workers?
Will the Labour party’s plans be a public vote winner The recent and highly publicised seven-way leaders’ debate certainly generated plenty of headlines,…
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Clarke defends LASPO as Panorama lifts lid on DIY justice
Will the BBC’s exposé of government reforms to legal aid be too little, too late? ‘You’ve got to ask what justice really…
Read morePrivacy injunction involving premier league footballer to be lifted
Emphasis on need for proper evidence when seeking privacy injunctions This story has been updated: Manchester United’s Marcos Rojo has been named as…
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Patrick Allen: In pursuit of social reform
Even after four decades of practice, Hodge Jones & Allen’s Patrick Allen still believes the law is an instrument for social justice…
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Balancing innocence and guilt: Telegraph journalist ‘breaks the internet’
Legal profession reels at suggestion we should lower the burden of proof in criminal cases On occasion, and with the best of…
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Court of Appeal dismisses judicial review in controversial advocate assessment scheme An appeal against the High Court’s decision to dismiss a judicial…
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Visualising injustice
‘Injustice’ is the theme for entries into the London Legal Support Trust’s inaugural art competition which launched this week in the capital. SJ’s…
Read moreDignified end: assisted dying bill returns to the House of Lords
Will a new law mark the beginning of the end of suffering for terminally ill adults? The issue of assisted dying is…
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Managing the intangible
Intellectual Asset Management (IAM) is a unique publication which focuses on the many ways in which intellectual property and intangible assets can…
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What’s in a mark?
World Trademark Review (WTR) is the world’s only independent multimedia publication dedicated exclusively to reporting on trademark issues for in-house and private…
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