
The New Law Journal
Journal
An essential weekly reference containing a mix of expert analysis, commentary and key news on the latest legal developments in case law, legislation, practice and procedure. It offers independent, in-depth articles on what is happening in every area of the law, together with essential advice on how to avoid pitfalls.
The following sections of the printed journal are reproduced online - Movers & Shakers articles from the Legal World section of the Journal, Legal Update, Procedure & Practice, Inside DR, Profession/Expert Witness and Back Page.
The following sections are not reproduced online - Legal World (except for the Movers & Shakers articles) and Inside Court.
Print ISSN: 0306-6479
SOURCE CURRENCY Volume 175, Issue 8102, 31 January 2025 175 NLJ 8102, p4 (1) UPDATE INFORMATION Articles Judges have duty to sit in public Silk round winners announced Mediation still not first option for family disputes Duke of Sussex vindicated Open court Costs news to look out for in 2025 Hear evil, see evil, keep schtum? Jury trials: in the dock A constructive construction project? Calling time on hereditary peers? (Pt 4) An unsettled constitution? Civil Way Law Digest The AI emperor has no clothes E-signatures: Why it's time to sign up! Paralegals: a growing force.
The following sections of the printed journal are reproduced online - Movers & Shakers articles from the Legal World section of the Journal, Legal Update, Procedure & Practice, Inside DR, Profession/Expert Witness and Back Page.
The following sections are not reproduced online - Legal World (except for the Movers & Shakers articles) and Inside Court.
Print ISSN: 0306-6479
SOURCE CURRENCY Volume 175, Issue 8102, 31 January 2025 175 NLJ 8102, p4 (1) UPDATE INFORMATION Articles Judges have duty to sit in public Silk round winners announced Mediation still not first option for family disputes Duke of Sussex vindicated Open court Costs news to look out for in 2025 Hear evil, see evil, keep schtum? Jury trials: in the dock A constructive construction project? Calling time on hereditary peers? (Pt 4) An unsettled constitution? Civil Way Law Digest The AI emperor has no clothes E-signatures: Why it's time to sign up! Paralegals: a growing force.
Contributors
Jan Miller | Editor |