The rise of litigation analytics
With many clients now struggling financially and the courts as keen as ever to wield the proportionality scythe, lawyers need to find new ways to bring down the cost of litigating.
Judgement call on why Romans targeted Britain
The Roman Occupation of Britain and its Legacy | Rupert Jackson
Conflicting pressures on hourly rates
Recent developments on guideline hourly rates have bucked the costs trend.
Retainers and the line of duty
Does a fiduciary duty arise at the point of signing a retainer?
Witness evidence and the malleability of memory
Do you have a good memory? Would you remember who said what at a big meeting four years ago? Are you sure?
A more lenient take on mistake
Rough justice in the low-value PI claims portal.
Knocking the stuffing out of witness statements
When Mr Justice Andrew Baker pinged over his judgment in a £1.5m tax fraud case last month, the lawyers involved must have opened the email with some trepidation.
