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Shadow health minister tackles personal injury puzzle

Injured people will be left alone in an unfair battle against powerful insurance companies, says Jigsaw Law

Probate fee hike an 'opportunistic attempt' to extract money from the deceased

Fee hike bears no relation to the amount of work involved in the probate process, argue practitioners

Why some lawyers should blog, and why some should not

David Allen Green contends there are three reasons why all lawyers should consider blogging - and other forms of social media - and one reason why they should not

Gove backs Brexit and attacks 'unaccountable European Court'

Lord Chancellor aims broadside at the European Court of Justice as he joins the Vote Leave camp

US watch: There may be trouble ahead for Home Depot

Lloyd Gastwirth explains how the legal issues affecting the US's home repair giant is of relevance to UK practitioners

CPS 'has work to do' on criminal case reform, says inspectorate

HMCPSI finds over one third of case files are not reviewed before a first hearing

Mind your work

Hugh Koch advises lawyers on understanding stress, resilience, and how to be mindful

Government-backed scheme helps separated parents reach settlements

Chief executive of mediation service encourages ministers to 'learn from and extend' the project