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Qualities of self-control and composure in doctors and lawyers have long been promoted and praised. In recent years, both ...
Campaign group the UK Anti-SLAPP Coalition has cited as an example of a SLAPP Carter-Ruck’s representation of a prominent ...
Former home secretary Suella Braverman KC has entered the row over the Solicitors Qualifying Examination - decrying what she ...
Braverman recalled having sat more than a dozen legal examinations across three jurisdictions - at university in Cambridge, ...
The majority of the allegations against the judge were dismissed but an investigation found Kushner’s ‘actions in becoming ...
A claimant who was 'combative and constantly argumentative' in the witness box has lost his libel claim against a weekly ...
Independent review by Dame Anne Owers looks at prison crisis' impact on other parts of the criminal justice system, including ...
Irwin Mitchell Group reported this week that total profit before tax increased by 13% to £24.6 million in the year ended ...
The authors note that there is no comprehensive summary of tax havens. Whether this is accurate (I have no reason to doubt it), Research Handbook on the Economics of Tax Havens certainly offers a ...
Without transparency, confidence in our judicial system - already strained by long-standing systemic challenges - would ...
Most publications on free speech concern its limits: everyone agrees with free speech in theory, but from intellectual property to defamation to hate speech and a myriad other contexts, the limits are ...
There is something of the old fogey about Coleridge. Despite his modernity on some causes, Coleridge’s court rulings were ...