Don't know who Tesco's chief executive is? Then you, too, can be a trainee City commercial lawyer

A group of Freshfields trainees fail to answer even half of the questions correctly in a business quiz. How would you do?

Rusal attacks Talco over 'fruitless' claim

The Russian aluminium giant has fired the first shots as a long-running dispute moves from London to the BVI

EU says drug industry delay tactics cost us €3bn

Consumers and taxpayers lose out as large pharmaceutical companies try to block production of cheaper drugs, EU says

Treasury's £5bn bill over BAT ruling

Victory for BAT over foreign subsidiary dividends could trigger new legal challenges from about 20 multinational companies

Intel ruling restricts protection for famous brands

Companies will find it harder to protect well-known brands after a landmark trademark ruling by Europe's highest court

UBS may have to lift Swiss bank veil of secrecy

Chairman says directors will give up bonuses after receiving 'bagfuls' of letters criticising bankers' arrogance

BAE office raided in South Africa

The defence contractor confirmed it has been raided by authorities in South Africa in connection with an SFO inquiry

Tajik Aluminium settles $500m fraud claim

After three years and tens of millions of pounds in lawyers' fees, an extraordinary High Court fraud case has ended

Ruling strengthens employment rights for carers

Thousands of people who care for disabled or elderly relatives will benefit from a decision by Europe's highest court

'Summary justice' soars as courts bypassed

The rise of out-of-court punishments at the expense of formal court hearings is worrying both magistrates and judges

Evidence of new judicial openness

There are real signs of a change in the relationship between judges and the media in recent weeks

Speeding cases prove the case for the CPS

The police have taken years to change a policy that was simply wrong

How the law protects victims

The rape victims and their seven children are protected because of the anonymity granted to victims of sexual offences

Lesbian soldier wins harassment payout

Kerry Fletcher, 32, claimed that she was sexually harrassed by a male sergeant and has now been awarded a £187,000 payout

Men sue over destruction of frozen sperm

Six cancer sufferers who lost their only chance of fathering children after a hospital freezer failed are seeking compensation