Soldiering on... the fight for compensation for military personnel in Q Fever cases
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Solicitors urged to review Sanctions list
The Law Society has made an urgent plea to solicitors to participate in this year's frozen asset reporting exercise.
As part of this...
Parental responsibility and deprivation of liberty
The Supreme Court has handed down its long-awaited decision in Re D, when it was asked:
“is it within the scope of parental responsibility...
"Pink-eyed terminators" and the importance of the right to freedom of thought.
In amongst the surreal sci-fi and Greek myth references in Boris Johnson's speech to the UNGA yesterday Johnson may have made an...
Sounding the Trumpet - reflections on the broader implications of Goldscheider v Royal Opera House [2019] EWCA Civ 711
Now that "the dust has settled" on the Goldscheider v Royal Opera House decision in the Court of Appeal in May, I am pleased to have this...
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