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Fifteen years of the Civil Procedure Rules

Drs Hugh Koch, Tracy Thorns, Paul Elso and Faye Fraser examine how successful the changes to the role of expert witnesses have been since the introduction of the CPR

Law firms may be liable for losses caused by bogus firms

SRA warns firms may also have to pay higher professional indemnity insurance premiums

Charles Russell and Speechly Bircham complete merger

The new firm will have the largest private client team in the UK

SARAH just 'another Grayling gimmick'

Lord Chancellor's Bill is a statement of the 'legally obvious'

UK a 'safe haven' for criminals without European Arrest Warrant

Sensible reform can only take place through involvement and not sitting on the side lines

SRA 'bonfire' of legal education and training regulation set to continue

Regulator admits the cost of qualification now a significant barrier to the profession

Overtime should count in holiday pay

Businesses may 'take action' against government for failure to implement EU legislation

Students say a move away from human rights is regressive

Tory proposals to abolish human rights is dangerous at a time when the UK needs clear guidance, reports Mary Maguire