Solicitors divided over impact of compulsory mediation assessmentsFamily lawyers are divided over the impact of the extension of compulsory mediation assessment sessions announced by the Ministry of Justice last week. The requirement to attend a session currently applies only to legal aid clients.
Setting the record straightRobert McPeake reviews the practical implications of the Court of Appeal's ruling in the 'shaken baby' cases when handling expert medical evidence
Law in miniatureWhere are we up to with the admissibility of low template DNA? Sarah Dyas goes under the microscope
To infinity and beyondValuers watch out - the scope of surveyors' duties is continuingly widening, warns Alexandra Anderson
Knowing me, knowing youWhat are your responsibilities when instructing experts? And what should you expect from them? Isabel West reports
We are scientistsCSI may have sparked public interest in forensics, but do you know how to correctly handle hair testing? Jacqui Gilliatt explains
