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Plans to curtail jury trials disguise ideology as reform and risk undermining centuries of English criminal justice

A critical assessment of Jwanczuk and the Supreme Court’s increasing deference in socio-economic and welfare discrimination cases

Many lawyers resist selling, yet the modern profession demands persuasive, client-building skills as essential to career success

The Chancellor’s Budget offers scant relief for Midlands firms already grappling with fragile confidence and rising pressures

The government’s move marks a long-awaited correction of systemic failings in protecting exploited children

Algorithmic governance promises efficiency, but its opacity, bias and constitutional implications demand far stronger oversight and legal scrutiny

A decade on, the UK’s collective actions regime faces reform pressures just as it proves its value

A new Treasury-funded investigations team aims to recoup billions lost to fraudulent pandemic loan claims

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