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Ignorantia juris non excusat

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

Attack of the zombie regulations

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

Radical reform needed of employment tribunals

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

Thanks for sharing

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

Crocodile tears: It's Birkin versus Birkin

'Suing a celebrity for standing up for crocodiles is not an attractive proposition,' writes Mark Engelman

Is the financial list a welcome initiative?

Unless the value of the claim is over £50m, cases must rely on the opinion of a judge without financial markets expertise, Kevin Bonavia and Kate Parker discuss

Playground wars

Jonathan Silverman explains how adopting a different approach to registering a trade mark can pay dividends when trying to protect a product range

Trouble abroad

Dr Julian Morris considers recent judgments regarding employer liability, the conflict between EU and English law, and investigations into deaths in custody