Trader added to Belgo insider dealing trial

Euan Carlisle will face trial alongside Timothy Power, a former Belgo executive accused of providing inside information

Morgan Stanley sued over mortgage venture

The investment banking giant is facing a £9m lawsuit after it abandoned plans to enter the Irish mortgage market

Telenor to fight Siberian court order

A court has awarded damages $2.8bn against Telenor in the case of a delayed acquisition by Russian telecoms company, VimpelCom

BAA awaits Gatwick disposal order

Analysts believe that a sale of Gatwick and Edinburgh could represent a significant opportunity to raise funds for the business

Solicitor quizzed over £30m fraud

The man was a partner at firm absorbed by DLA Piper, which now describes itself as the UK’s fifth-largest legal-services company

Stelios takes easyJet to court

Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou is taking the airline that he founded to the High Court over branding of non-flying activities

Apple settlement leaves Jobs in the clear

The former lawyer at the iPod maker agrees a deal over stock options, ending the SEC's pursuit of the company

Officer in race bias case against Sir Ian Blair

Britain’s most senior Asian officer claims he was subjected to a catalogue of victimisation and harassment at Scotland Yard

Surge in repossession orders clog up courts

Courts are having to delay adoption hearings and personal injury claims to deal with a surge in mortgage repossessions

Report raises concerns of racism at solicitors' watchdog

A report by Lord Ouseley has found deficiencies and failures in the SRA's treatment of black and minority ethnic solicitors

Stagg awarded £700,000 damages

Cleared Colin Stagg says he is getting his life back after he wins damages over police who tried a 'honey trap' sting

A judge by any other name: the fashion in legal titles

It is only relatively recently that the law lords have added place names to their titles, says Richard Harrison

Justice or giving comfort to thieves?

Confiscation is one of the fastest-growing areas of criminal law - and it is a law that is proving to be highly controversial

Detective's fury over Jersey probe 'failures'

A note from the senior officer in the child murder and abuse investigation claims it has been hampered by prosecutors