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The Commercial Law Cases series of law reports consists of a new overnight case reporting service and monthly e-mail newsletter alerting service, complemented by the traditional paper-based service which has been running since 1994 and the website containing the archive cases in searchable form.

Commercial Law Cases has been written by the same team since 1994 and you can be assured of the same high quality of reporting and an enhanced service using the very latest information technology.

Overnight case reporting
Transcripts of recent judgments in Word or PDF format
Enhanced summaries of important cases
Monthly e-mail newsletter linked to website
Searchable archive of cases up to current year
Access to cases by area of law and legislative provision
Ten paper issues per year
Two bound volumes per year

DSP Publishing took over as publisher of Commercial Law Cases following the acquisition of the title from Sweet and Maxwell in 2003.

To take out an annual subscription or for further information please contact customer services by e-mail at mail@dsplaw.co.uk

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