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Police retention of protestor's data is lawful

A peaceful protestor who lost his bid to have personal details removed from a police database will take his case to the European Court of Human Rights. Catherine Baksi reports

Lawyers' aversion to risk is damaging their future success

'Business is about taking risks and is how people get paid', says Stephen Mayson

Banks and financial services firms at risk of employment litigation

The 2015 bank bonus season could lead to an increase in legal disputes

Legal aid cuts undermine social welfare system

Lord Low says advice deficit is growing and calls up for joined up approach between government bodies

Legal aid: on the side of the angels

Christian leaders unite to call for an urgent review of recent legal aid changes

Grayling's judicial review limits deemed unlawful

Judge raises concerns over decrease in number of cases brought forward as MoJ says they're 'pleased' with the judgment. Catherine Baksi reports

An election on the horizon…

A public registry will be of dubious value if it is bypassed by criminals and those who misuse companies to launder money or evade taxes, says Geoff Cook

Technology holds the key to competitive advantage

An improved IT infrastructure provides smaller firms with the opportunity to shift into the next gear, says David Kirwan