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16 Apr 2021

Law Society warns new security and investment bill is 'a sledgehammer to crack a nut'

The Law Society fears that legitimate foreign business will be adversely affected

29 Mar 2021

Consultation: Judges to be deterred from political decisions

The MoJ is consulting on proposals to strike a balance between citizens' rights and effective governance

29 Mar 2021

Warning signs: a delicate balance

There is a balance to be struck between mitigating the risk of injury and avoiding oversized warning signs in public spaces, as Joshua Hughes explains

11 Mar 2021

Cycling to court

8 Mar 2021

Judges to retire at 75 to reflect social change and support courts in crisis

Mandatory retirement age of judges, magistrates and coroners to increase from 70 to 75

5 Mar 2021

'Super-deduction' tax break 'grossly unfair' for professional services industry 

Many professional services businesses set to miss out on £25 billion 'super-deduction' tax break

4 Mar 2021

Budget: No 'sharp teeth' on tax, but avoidance schemes will feel the bite 

Anticipated tax increases failed to materialise, though new steps on tax avoidance were unveiled

4 Mar 2021

2021 Budget does little to quench thirst of 'legal aid deserts'

£450m provided to support justice system in England and Wales