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Government acknowledges £160m cost of Jackson reforms to creditors

'Insolvency litigation achieves everything the reforms were designed to protect'

Witnesses and victims of child sexual abuse let down by justice system

Inappropriate questioning techniques found to be used by police during interviews

The doctor-lawyer conundrum

Pippa Allsop wonders why the only career options that many children will ever hear about enough times to stick in their minds are either law or a medicine

High Court dismisses challenge to employment tribunal fees

Court describes fall in the claims as 'striking' and 'dramatic but needs more evidence

'Lifestyle' demand pushes up farmland prices

Landowners are selling their properties in smaller pots to increase their profits

Huzzah! Lord Woolf has written a book but still dodges the question

John van der Luit-Drummond and the former Lord Chief Justice dance around the Saatchi Bill

'Tis the season

Well folks, we've almost made it through another year.

A glimmer of hope for local retailers?

Can new business rates reduction schemes offer a lifeline to high street shops, asks Gwen Jones