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Claim hinges on whether door counts as ‘equipment’ under Employer’s Liability Act
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Ex-Dechert lawyer loses PI claim over head injury from office door handle
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Super-regulator hits SRA with ‘binding directions’ over Axiom Ince handling
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The influence of cognitive biases, media exposure, and social psychology on wrongful convictions
Penultimate-year law student, Shayda Darwish, explores how social psychology can distort jury decision-making
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Balancing guilt: Rethinking mens rea and the criminalisation of neurodivergence
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AI and the erosion of artistic integrity
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Financial Conduct Authority name-and-shame plans scuppered before launch
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Italy’s ban on cellular meat: Protecting tradition or blocking innovation?
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