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16 Sept 2010

DEFRA plans to give farmers licences to cull badgers

DEFRA is planning to give farmers licences to cull or vaccinate badgers in those parts of England worst affected by bovine TB.

13 Sept 2010

Just deserts

Could contempt of court hold the key to stamping out fake claims? Kathryn Hammell investigates

9 Sept 2010

Boundary dispute edges towards Supreme Court

The dispute opposing two neighbours over the boundary line separating their properties could be heard by the Supreme Court, Solicitors Journal has learned.

7 Sept 2010

Seismic shift

With Jackson LJ's shake-up of civil litigation costs looming large on the horizon, a new legal landscape beckons, writes Martin Farber

7 Sept 2010

A healthy approach

A small dose of cooperation would cure the deadlock in many hospital claims, says Susan Bartfield

6 Sept 2010

Tough call

Can a few unsourced text messages really build a case for bad character? Benjamin Newton reports

26 Aug 2010

Adam Smith Institute attacks Jackson report

A report for the Adam Smith Institute has strongly criticised Lord Justice Jackson's proposed civil justice reforms.

9 Aug 2010

Society warns of judicial review over civil contracts

The Law Society is “urgently taking legal advice” on whether there are grounds for a judicial review of the LSC's latest civil legal aid tender round.