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Justice is blind

Silk handed £1,000 fine after Stevie Wonder website claim

Phil Shiner struck off over Iraqi claims

Twenty-two counts of misconduct proved, including dishonesty and lack of integrity

FDACs face challenging future

Local stakeholders question whether problem-solving court provides value for money

Challenging mental health stigma among lawyers

Law firms must take the lead on combating workplace stress and depression

Employment tribunal fees discourage claims

Access to justice should not be a revenue generator, says Chancery Lane

SRA receives more than 200 responses to second SQE proposals

Ongoing concerns over excessive emphasis on multiple choice assessment

Landlord and tenant law: Where are we now?

Tessa Shepperson discusses some of the significant changes that have taken place in the private rented sector over the past year, and some that are yet to come

The cat's pyjamas?

Ben Scarfield considers whether the image rights in a real animal can be utilised and harnessed in trade marks systems around the world