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15 Sept 2015

Game-changing Act turns focus on inducement

New legislation encourages the courts to take a robust approach when testing underwriters' evidence in claims for breach of the duty of fair presentation, explains Roger Franklin

15 Sept 2015

When do aggregation clauses apply?

Mr Justice Teare's recent judgment does little to clarify the terms of firms' professional indemnity insurance policies, says Patrick Gaul

15 Sept 2015

Firms know lawyers want flexible working hours

Working from home warrants the highest level of trust between employee and employer, but reaps the biggest business benefits, explains Kayleigh Leonie

14 Sept 2015

Gove's description of public protest as 'uncivilised' gives pause for thought

Will the right to freedom of assembly be included in the government's new Bill of Rights?

8 Sept 2015

Ignorantia juris non excusat

UK business must be prepared as prosecutors begin to flex their muscles, warns Christopher Burt

8 Sept 2015

Attack of the zombie regulations

Lucy McCormick assesses consumer cancellation regulation and the recoverability of legal fees

7 Sept 2015

Radical reform needed of employment tribunals

Law Society proposes 'single jurisdiction' for disputes so claims are dealt with flexibly

24 Aug 2015

Thanks for sharing

Should social media users have the right to 'edit' their online histories, asks Emma Sheldon