Celebrity and property lawyer whose 'road to Swindon' conversion led him to promote environmental issues
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The TV personality and barrister reveals how how he regularly heard antisemitic remarks while representing members of far-right group
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The unnamed man must remain until rabbinical court hears his wife’s application for get
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Natasha Hausdorff will be making the country’s case again in a discussion at Jewish Book Week
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Pugnacious lawyer, who was himself accused of abuse by Jeffrey Epstein's alleged trafficking victim, offers advice to royal
By Felix Pope
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Sir Sydney Kentridge, 100, retired 10 years ago but lawyers around the world remain in awe of his work in the courtroom
Highly respected lawyer who advised Rabbi Dr Jonathan Sacks
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Intrepid newspaper lawyer whose editorial ruling helped nail Stephen Lawrence killers
By Gloria Tessler
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Professor tells the JC that their demands to empower the Knesset to overturn human rights rulings would make Israel vulnerable to prosecution at the International Criminal Court
By David Rose
The retired Harvard law professor speaks out for the first time since Giuffre lawsuit dropped
By Tom Gross
Ban may not be discriminatory if applied equally across faiths
By JC Reporter
Joy Sable meets two women whose new company offers support to new mothers with demanding legal careers
By Joy Sable
One of the nation's leading equality campaigners wants to abolish the male-female distinction in the language
By Ben Bloch
Richard Millett, who was suing former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn for libel, has dropped his case
By Daniel Ben-David
Renowned international barrister Philippe Sands returns with the story of how the entire local population of the Chagos archipelago were uprooted by a 1960s lease deal between Britain and the US
By Amanda Hopkinson
A court dismissed a claim that a Christian agency refusing adoption services to a Jewish couple was discrimination
