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Update: wills and probate

Update: wills and probate

Helen Bryant reviews the EU's proposals to simplify international succession, new protocols for post-probate administration and cases on jointly owned assets
No more hired guns

No more hired guns

Most of the latest changes to the Civil Procedure Rules describe practices that those who use experts should already carry out, but practitioners will find it helpful that these are now supported by the courts, says Georgina Squire
No half measures

No half measures

Lord Gill's proposals to modernise the Scottish civil justice system and improve access to justice are long overdue and will be welcomed by solicitors and clients alike, says Robin Macpherson
Fitting the bill

Fitting the bill

All law firms should adopt an electronic billing system to provide clients with the efficiency and consistency they increasingly expect, says Damian Blackburn
If the cap fits

If the cap fits

Applications for costs capping orders could end up being as expensive and protracted as the case itself, says Andrew Butler
A tighter grip

A tighter grip

Far from the new, civilised café society heralded in the 2003 Licensing Act, the Policing and Crime Bill is likely to bring back greater control on premises, says Jeremy Phillips
Update: sports law

Update: sports law

Oliver Hunt and Simon Thorp consider breaches of sporting regulations in Formula 1 and rugby, football managers' contracts and the new rules on third party ownership of players