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Access to the courts should be a constitutional right, says Legal Education Foundation report

Health Act does not apply to public sector prisons in England and Wales

When a client's future rides on your shoulders, it's difficult not to take the case to heart, writes Richard Barr

Belinda Walkinshaw provides an update on legislative changes, recent case law, and practical guidance issued in the residential property sphere

Claims often treated unfairly, based on inappropriate legal, cultural, and social stereotypes, says academic

Chris Holwell considers the games played by parties to construction contracts to manipulate payment requirements

The SRA must act more quickly to investigate allegations against solicitors who have been refused a practising certificate, urges Susanna Heley

Jatinder Paul warns that cuts to the Food Standard Agency's budget and lack of compulsory food hygiene ratings could leave consumers at risk