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Court of Protection to 'extend transparency' with public hearings

Media and public have the right to see justice being done, says justice minister

European Commission v Google: In search of a theory of abuse

Suzanne Rab considers the novel 'theory of harm' being pursued in the EU antitrust case against Google and the legal challenges involved

A regulator must learn 'from its mistakes

The SRA's downplaying of issues which are extremely serious for individual solicitors ?is not encouraging, writes Susanna Heley

Reputation rights and the deceased

The Oscar-tipped biopic of the life of Apple svengali Steve Jobs starring Michael Fassbender has met widespread praise by critics. Unlike the critics, the Jobs family has not welcomed the film, claiming that it does not contain a fair or accurate representation of the man and tarnishes the reputation and memories they wish to protect.

Mr Guilty

We've all been guilty of a Freudian slip, but unintentional utterances by a judge can have amusing, if not grave consequences for a defendant.

Operation Tuleta: 'Justice delayed and denied

Amjid Jabbar discusses the collapse of the high-profile hacking trial and

More businesses look to Human Rights Act for protection

Clarification needed on whether British Bill of Rights will allow businesses to rely on human rights arguments in the future, says barrister

Celebrity rights across the pond

Reports of the Paris fashion retailer ElevenParis being ?on the receiving end of a lawsuit jointly filed by five ?of American's biggest music A-listers – Beyoncé, Pharrell Williams, Kanye West, Jay Z, ?and Rihanna – has reignited interest in the protection of famous personalities' global merchandise rights.