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Innovative family court saves taxpayers money

Criminal courts could benefit from FDAC approach , says Centre for Justice Innovation

Employer liable for employee's criminal act at work

Retailers could see spike in claims from offended customers, says solicitor

The not-so-silent judge

Serial introvert US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has broken his self-imposed silence during oral arguments, a decade after his last intervention.

Human rights round-up

Dr Helen O'Nions considers significant decisions on the bedroom tax, the detained fast track for asylum seekers, and the conduct of British military personnel overseas

Supreme Court to hear bedroom tax cases

The court will hear challenges from both the government and individuals on the controversial tax this year

Online courts are not a panacea, says Law Society

Chancery Lane will 'strongly oppose' any approach that reduces access to justice

Cohabitants risk losing everything without a will

Latest beneficiaries' case reignites debate on law around unmarried couples living together

Supreme Court to consider tribunal fees and legal aid residence test

Unison and the Public Law Project get another chance to argue against controversial reforms