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Irreconcilably different?

A legal system that embraced both English and Californian law would benefit separating couples and their families, suggests Pippa Allsop

All change north of the border

Almost a year after the introduction of the Courts Reform (Scotland) Act 2014, Stephen Hill considers the transformation of the Scottish civil justice landscape

Anti-corruption efforts in China

While steps to increase transparency in Chinese businesses are welcome, commitment to due legal process is still questionable, write James Macdonald and Benjamin Harrison

Reports of the death of EU law have been greatly exaggerated

Given its inherent academic value and its continued direct or indirect influence on UK law, Dr Damian Mather advises students to hang on to their EU textbooks

Not all that glitters is gold

Rowan Pennington-Benton discusses legitimate expectations in times of financial crisis

EU law: Irrelevant or a commercial advantage?

Should EU law remain compulsory for aspiring solicitors, asks Matthew Allan

When India opens its doors to lawyers...

Bhavesh Patel explains how UK law firms can capitalise on the liberalisation of the Indian legal market post-Brexit

UK workers must not be left worse off post-Brexit, say trade union solicitors

The government must guarantee that employment rights will not be diluted as lawyers expect changes to existing legal system