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Panama Papers: Outgoing employees pose risk to firms, remind lawyers

6 April 2016

Munby praises new guide to help LiPs through divorce

6 April 2016

New build boom sparks increase in business for conveyancers

6 April 2016

LSB: South East-based consumers paying legal services premium

5 April 2016

HMRC retrieves over £150m in unpaid capital gains tax

4 April 2016

Panama Papers: ‘The law firm equivalent of Edward Snowden’

4 April 2016

Prenups »

Needs of children more important than nuptial agreements

High Court refuses to leave heiress in 'relative luxury' and husband in 'relative...

Marriage is a calculated risk, so why not have a divorce calculator?

Law Commission proposes litigant-friendly divorce reforms

Legal Practice

Debunking the ‘benefits tourism’ myth

Recent cases have shown increasingly definite insistence by the CJEU that claims for social security benefits can be...

Legal Profession

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Solicitors left in limbo

The SRA must act more quickly to investigate allegations against solicitors who have been refused a practising...

Regulation

Pyrrho: The ediscovery ruling heard around the world

Ramin Tabatabai considers the impact of the UK High Court’s approval of technology-assisted review On 16...

Management

Law

Sustainable development and the NPPF

Adrienne Copithorne considers how a development can be judged to be 'sustainable' within the complex context of...

Property

All aboard the new insolvency express

Stephen Allinson reflects on the new fee regime and the operation of the Pre-Pack Pool

Commercial

Key private client tax changes in the March 2016 Budget

John Bunker and Anthony Nixon take a closer look at major changes to SDLT, lifetime ISA allowances, and CGT rates

Commercial

Debunking the ‘benefits tourism’ myth

Recent cases have shown increasingly definite insistence by the CJEU that claims for social security benefits can be...

Public

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The debate on incurred costs continues

Do practitioners now need to prepare for a mini assessment of costs at the case management conference stage, wonders...

Litigation

The junior doctors’ lawyer: Saimo Chahal QC

The Bindmans partner talks to John van der Luit-Drummond about limitations in the BMA’s judicial review, new...

Public

Joint enterprise: Putting the law right

Celia Marr and Diana Czugler discuss the recent judgment reforming elements of the law on joint enterprise, the...

Crime

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The agile workplace

How do you make the case for the agile workplace, especially in the face of the naysayers who will...

Trust is a losing game

Democratic deficiency: A new path for the Brexit debate?

De-enveloping nom-dom properties is finally on the up

Comment »

A City response to the SQE proposal

Ruth Grant and Viola Joseph ‘fear that part one of the SQE will not test to a high...

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Dead-end divorce fees

Brexit is not in the interest of the family lawyer

Don’t segregate the rich from the ‘poor’ in your waiting area

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