April

• Governments urged to safeguard net neutrality
• Solicitor rapped over filesharing threats
• Looser intellectual property laws make broadcasters anxious
• Challenge to digital law dismissed
• Disabled care cuts deemed unlawful
• Ancient law to be thrown out
• Gagging order granted "against the world"
• Banks lose in high court PPI case
• Jiggery-pokery afoot in horse racing
• New court gagging orders spell bad news for journalists
• Fears over reduced prosecution counsel in murder cases
• Police kettling of protesters deemed unlawful
• UK government loses appeal over prisoner voting ban
• Council under fire for banning anti-royal wedding party
• New law proposed after cycling death
• Heart surgeon evidence ruling unlawful
• QualitySolicitors brings legal advice to the high street
• Innocent Drinks in trademark tussle
• Government accused of flouting Child Poverty Act
• Extra paternity leave for fathers
• Animal charities lose out as will is overturned