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Raising the bar
Solicitors Journal

Raising the bar

Radical proposals to raise the small claims threshold and introduce compulsory mediation appear to simplify the system and save parties money, but do they hold up to closer scrutiny? Ben Ashworth investigates
Recovery position
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Recovery position

Concerns are mounting over the proposal to ban the recoverability of ATE premiums, but it may not be as damaging as its critics say, argues Tim Roberts
Compare the market
Solicitors Journal

Compare the market

How will a non-recoverable regime affect the before and after-the-event insurance markets? Helen Smith reports
On the shelf
Solicitors Journal

On the shelf

Despite Jackson LJ's insistence that his recommendations come as a package, the government has chosen not to implement them all just yet. Gavin Foggo and Molly Ahmed examine what's been put on hold
Update: IP/IT
Solicitors Journal

Update: IP/IT

Susan Singleton reviews cases on what is protected by copyright and liability of internet service providers
Update: immigration
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Update: immigration

Jane Coker considers cases on students appealing points based system decisions and takes a look at rights of appeal
In your interest
Solicitors Journal

In your interest

With the Court Funds Rules 2011 about to come into force, DJ Richard Chapman mulls over interest rates
Assessing costs
Solicitors Journal

Assessing costs

Sam Ewing explores how to ensure costs estimates in contentious probate cases are as realistic as possible