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The meaning of 'significant influence or control'

Debbie King discusses restrictions on directors' powers and the new requirement of companies to keep a register of 'people with significant control' in the organisation

EU trade mark reforms

New legislation will be welcomed by trade mark owners seeking to protect their goods from counterfeiters, explains Chris McLeod

Respecting the language of the contract

Richard Foss and Ben Hillman consider the lessons learned from three significant Supreme Court decisions on contract law in 2015

The Solicitors' Journal and Reporter – February 14, 1914

THE ''TITANIC” APPEALS

The Titanic ticket cases: An early victory for consumer protection?

To celebrate SJ's 160th year of publication, authors will be taking a contemporary look at historic events reported in Solicitors Journal's rich history. See the original story here.

MoJ to crackdown on 'greedy' claims management companies

Proposals aim raise industry standards and ensure a better deal for consumers

Wrongful trading law reviewed as liquidators fail to establish 'increase in net deficiency'

High Court clarifies contradictory and controversial decisions that have flummoxed the insolvency profession

Clawback regulations for public sector exit payments unclear, say employment lawyers

Government plans are 'unnecessarily complicated' and unhelpful to employees and employers