Technical legal practice

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26 Feb 2021

A fertile ground for reform

With women increasingly choosing technology-aided methods of conception, Hollie Orgee examines whether our fertility laws are fit for purpose

26 Feb 2021

Reform of non-compete laws could 'disincentivise investment'

Critics say law reform could “disincentivise" business investment 

26 Feb 2021

Veering off default

Matthew Duncan considers the judg';s approach to assessing damages where solicitors had been negligent in creating a trust scheme

25 Feb 2021

Clashing Rights

Ann Stanyar considers the rights of care home residents, covid-19 vaccinations and best interests decisions

25 Feb 2021

Landmark Beijing case sees housewife compensated for housework

A Chinese man has been ordered to pay £5,500 to his ex-wife in compensation

23 Feb 2021

Justice for the injured dealt a blow by scrapping of EU quadbike law

PI lawyers are dismayed at scrapping of EU laws requiring insurance for vehicles such as forklifts and quadbikes

22 Feb 2021

Assault on access to justice two

The provision of quality legal services for individuals with insecure status is woefully inadequate, as Helen O'Nions explains

22 Feb 2021

Public bodies: be cautious about treatment of volunteer trustees

The High Court warns public bodies to exercise caution to avoid deterring able volunteers from becoming trustees