Campaigners are celebrating a law that comes into effect today (June 16) which punishes forcing someone into marriage in England and Wales with a maximum jail sentence of seven years.
Read moreLand Wars
The recent case of a householder who took her neighbours to court over a 9ft strip of land, which mainly consists of nettles and a ditch, and won £167,000 in damages shows the importance of adhering to boundaries marked at…
Read moreLandmark Ruling Could Lead to Flood Of Compensation Claims
A ruling in the High Court yesterday (June 11) could mean that potentially millions of people who have waited for more than three hours for a flight could now claim compensation.
Read moreYou Gotta Fight For Your Right To Creative Ownership
Rappers the Beastie Boys are the latest in a line of high profile cases involving alleged copyright abuse after a judge awarded then $1.7m (£1.11m) for the unauthorised use of their music in a fizzy drinks ad.
Read moreCourt Fines Set To Increase Dramatically
The maximum fines magistrates are allowed to impose could increase dramatically under proposals put forward for England and Wales by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ).
Read moreGoogle To Alert Users To Removal Of Material
Internet search engine Google is planning to put an alert at the bottom of results pages to show that links have been removed, following the landmark ruling saying that European citizens can demand that information on them be erased.
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