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Twitter cries foul

Dropping the ball can hit solicitors where it really hurts: their wallets, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

Supreme Court rejects claim that possession order infringed tenant's human rights

Justices hold that proportionality arguments do not bite against private landlords

Hogan Lovells works pro bono in Irish Mother and Baby Homes investigation

Independent commission to look into the treatment of unmarried mothers and infant mortality

Court costs hit London's status as international jurisdiction of choice

Litigators warn that clients are being deterred from bringing claims due to government fee hikes

Insurers' fraud stats are not fit for purpose, says claimant lawyer

Privacy arguments before the courts reach record high

Celebrities put breach of privacy claims back in the spotlight

One-third of EU SMEs suffer from IP infringement

Three in five firms say that securing their intellectual property rights was a positive step

Thinking beyond the law: Effective business management is key

As the legal sector changes, lawyers must be open to new, business-focused ways of working, says Adrian Denson