Two-year jail sentence for insider trader

Matthew Uberboi given one-year sentence for passing secret information on shares to father, Neel, who gets two years

HSBC whistleblower sparks Paris-Berne tussle

Swiss authorities launch inquiry after allegations that a former bank employee gave stolen data to French tax authorities

Lawyer of the week: Justine Spencer

The Penningtons associate acted in a landmark clinical negligence case

Parents to sue Maclaren over finger amputations

At least 15 British families are to sue pushchair manufacturer claiming its buggies severed children’s fingertips

Should Knox’s trial even have reached the courtroom?

Speculation, circumstantial evidence, questionable forensics — no wonder the Knox trial makes us uncomfortable

Case of 'abandoned' boy angers judge

Family judge left with a 'sense of disbelief' after two local authorities distanced themselves from sick boy to save money

Teenage Briton leaves UK to be with husband

A law against forced marriages to gain visas for this country has led to a British bride living in Chile with her husband

Black fights ‘honest services’ conviction

A victory for the disgraced media magnate would make it difficult to prosecute the architects of the financial crisis

‘Unmarried couples need new legal rights'

Senior judge now in charge of law reform says change is needed to protect people’s rights when they separate

Queen cracks down on paparazzi

Buckingham Palace has let it be known that the royal family will no longer tolerate long-lens prying by photographers

In the City: the lure of Mayfair

Luxury living in the West End has its appeal for lawyers in the East End

Weird cases: explosive court tactics

An advocate discovers that what you can't achieve through the power of language you can’t achieve with physical tricks

In the City: Super Tuesday get the festive season off to a warming start

There were so many events for me to go to that it would have taken a Belgrave playboy’s taxi account to get around them all

David Pannick: a difficult line to draw

Disrespectful abuse of opposing lawyers, or judges, is not necessarily a contempt of court - it may depend on local conditions

Frances Gibb: the war on legal aid

If there is already mismanagement of the scheme - to the tune of £25 million in overpayments - how will the Government's other changes work?

In the City: creavity in conflict? It's all an illusion

Among the fine arts students was a solicitor who entertained the crowd by cavorting with a bottle of champagne balanced on his head

Court has no power to review MI5 book ban

Regina (A) v Director of Establishments of the Security Service

Supreme Court differs from Strasbourg

Regina v Horncastle and Another and Regina v Marquis and Another

Whether distributor of vaccine can be producer

O’Byrne v Aventis Pasteur SA

Landlord must show an intention to carry on business at premises

Patel and Another v Keles and Another

Notification of site does not require conservation plan

Regina (Boggis and Another) v Natural England

No compensation where facts were available

Regina (Adams) v Secretary of State for Justice

Dependency immigration

OQ (India) and Another v Secretary of State for the Home Department SM (India) v Same

Jurisdiction over contact application concerning child who lives outside EU

In re I (a Child) (Jurisdiction)