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Would your AML practices make the SRA 'raise an eyebrow'?

Roger Sahota asks whether solicitors in the property sector are taking their risk and compliance obligations seriously enough

Claimant lawyers and insurers must collaborate to address needs of injured people

New rehabilitation code recognises need for streamlined process for claimants

Government threatened with legal challenge over 'secret kill policy'

Leigh Day's human rights team advises Green party politicians on legality of UK drone strikes

Noise nuisance in the licensing area

Jeremy Phillips considers the concept of public safety in licensing reviews, the relevance of representations against a grant, and a proposal to hold extra concerts at the Emirates Stadium

The law of self-defence, or the doctrine of 'he had it coming'

Secret Barrister: Notably, there were few tabloid editorials contemplating whether the killing of Reyaad Khan might have been moral but unlawful

A lamentable tale of case summaries

A clear and concise case summary will save judges time and frustration, says District Judge Nigel Law

Failure to pay national living wage likely to end in prosecutions for businesses

Prime minister warns 'unscrupulous' employers they will 'pay the price' of cheating workers

The threat of terrorism versus the presumption of innocence

Dr Amir A Majid says the Rolls Royce legal principle is under attack from politicians and law enforcement