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Insurers call for action after rise in hit-and-run incidents on UK roads

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January 13th, 2017

Ministers want ban on abusers questioning victims in family court

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January 12th, 2017

One speed camera in west London raises nearly £1.5 million in fines in six months

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January 4th, 2017

Donald Trump golf resort in Scotland may face legal claim over breach of privacy

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January 3rd, 2017

Court of Protection rules that life support machine of severely injured man should be switched off

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December 22nd, 2016

Courts owed £747 million in surcharges and uncollected court fines

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December 21st, 2016

Employment Tribunal authorises action by employees of insolvent company against another company where there is “commonality of ownership”

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December 20th, 2016

Thousands of families evicted from homes because they can’t afford lawyers

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December 19th, 2016

Uber appeals against Tribunal decision

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December 16th, 2016

Barrister peer recommends EU nationals living in the UK assemble proof of living in the country

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December 16th, 2016

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