Last month, the world saw pictures of Sally Challen at home with her two sons for the first time in nearly a decade. After conviction in 2011, a UK court recently overturned the conviction, on the back of new evidence.
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Can You Now Be Sued for ‘Fear of Cancer’?
The "fear of cancer" or "anxiety" to potentially develop a disease in the future has been recognised in France in…
How Long Will It Take To Resolve My Case?
If you have been injured in an accident, you have probably wondered if it is worth it to sue the at-fault party. If…
Millennials have a tendency to involve themselves in long-term relationships without getting married. Much like dating, there are no clear-cut rules on how assets are divided if the relationship ends.
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5 Reasons Why Outsourced Marketing Could Work for Your Law Firm
Working across multiple industries – from central government and charities, to legal and professional membership…
What Is a Gagging Order, How They Are Organised and What Effect Do They Have?
At the time of writing, Sir Phillip Green was all over the media with claims of a cover up as Green applied gagging…
Is it possible that courtrooms in third world countries are advancing at such rapid pace they may be overtaking western nations when it comes to efficiency and effectiveness?
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Becoming a Barrister: The Unpredictable Nature of the Courts
For barristers, the unpredictable nature of the courts can present professional challenges, but for clients in the…
The Rise of Legal Machines: Good or Bad?
Technology is becoming increasingly incorporated in, and relied on, in day to day life. The continual connectivity…