Analysis
Preliminary hearing denied
J, K and P v Archbishop of Birmingham and Trustees of the Birmingham Archdiocese of the Roman Catholic Church (Queen's Bench Division - 25 July 2008)
Weathering the storm
Run-off: credit crunch
Road accident victim case offers Ogden guidance
Crofts v Murton (Queen's Bench Division - 5 September 2008)
Working in harmony
Credit Hire: market relationships
KPMG: amateur fraud to rise
Fraud 2008
Asbestos case raises issues
Richardson v G F Russell (Queen's Bench Division - 6 August 2008)
Damages assessed as council allows trespass
Field Common v Elmbridge Borough Council (Chancery Division - 27 August 2008)
Motor fraud sexier than EL and PL
Fraud 2008
Property insurance scams crackdown
Fraud 2008
Extra funding not an issue, says IFB chair
Fraud 2008
Closed chapter
Lloyd's: names litigation
Blind spot
Legal Update: Employers' liability
Common sense prevails over disclosure
Gilbart v Thomas Graham (A Firm) (Court of Appeal - 24 June 2008)
Hearing loss claimant appeals time-barring
Field v British Coal Corporation (Court of Appeal - 31 July 2008)
White out
Broker acquisitions
Shout it out loud
Commercial Legal Expenses
Coastal collision questions applicable law
Hornsby v James Fisher Rumic and Five Oceans Services GmbH (Queen's Bench Division - 28 July 2008)
Monte Carlo diary
Monte Carlo Diary
The Four Horsemen
Blog-Re.com
The rate debate
Monte Carlo Roundtable
American rendezvous
PCIAA meeting
OK Computer
Not so long ago, pundits insisted that no matter how big or fast the supercomputer, it would never beat the human brain when it came to winning at chess. However, they reckoned without the unstoppable march of technology, writes Carl Martin