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Judith Thompson
There is a stark comparison between televised and non-televised libel trials on each side of the Atlantic, but could it undermine our English libel courts? -
An unusual recent case addressed the issue of fraudulent calumny and overturned a will as the testator has been lied to by his daughter. -
Jan Samuel
Solicitors who failed to bring a claim in relation to the MMR vaccine in time have escaped a negligence claim, as the MMR vaccine claim was bound to fail, says judge. -
Matthew Howe
It looks like the right to roam will continue to be restricted, but what are the competing interests? -
Judith Thompson
The disastrous conclusion of Johnny Depp's English libel case has seen the resurrection of his suit against Amber Heard in the USA. -
Judith Thompson
The Mail on Sunday's reporting of Harry's security arrangements, and whether he offered to pay himself, are to be scrutinised by a libel judge in the High Court. -
In a recent case, a will was found to be invalid as a result of the undue influence of one of the children of the deceased, who had a relationship with the solicitor. -
Judith Thompson
In a case involving large properties and a dispute about the validity of a will, an executor has been removed for taking far too long to administer the estate of his late mother. -
Matthew Howe
A High Court claim against Ed Sheeran for breach of copyright is continuing in the High Court, but how can he prove he didn't copy the other musician? -
If unmarried people purchase a property together, it's essential to get advice about how much of the property each of them owns. -
Maisie Bonfield
A new law later this year will mean new leaseholders no longer have to pay ground rent, but existing leaseholders are not so lucky. -
Maisie Bonfield
New rules concerning how Japanese Knotweed is dealt with by surveyors could mean the owners of affected properties will have an easier time