14 June 2013
Following judgment in VTB v Nutritek [2013] UKSC 5, Mrs Prest was cautioned on several occasions not to hold her breath with regard to a favourable...
14 June 2013
Family lawyers' hopeful anticipation of the judgment of the Supreme Court in Petrodel v Prest has been misplaced. Those...
14 June 2013
Following a rise in the number of
lender claims against law firms, the
tide now seems to be turning in favour of solicitors, says Philip Murrin
14 June 2013
There is no perfect solution to the issues surrounding the right-
to-die debate but the new bill will help, says Leslie Keegan
14 June 2013
Nick Jarrett-Kerr assesses the recent Law Society practice note on unbundling legal services. What might it mean for business clients, and how will...
14 June 2013
The conduct of the husband in Prest v Petrodel was key to the case, says Ann Northover and Spencer Clarke
14 June 2013
Chloe Carpenter looks at the new standards for legal comparison websites
11 June 2013
PJ Kirby QC considers the impact of Preston on employment status
7 June 2013
Fees remission changes pose a challenging test for both litigants and
employment lawyers, says Michael Reed
7 June 2013
The popular new reckless endangerment law will only bite bankers in special circumstances. A legal redefinition of banking is one alternative which...
7 June 2013
Now is the time for the profession to back initiatives that will help litigants secure access to justice, says Jon Robins
7 June 2013
Solicitor Adrian Christmas is selling the practice he has grown into a top-32 legal business to BGL, the company behind CompareTheMarket. With no...
31 May 2013
Expectations that costs budgeting will encourage damages-based agreements are unrealistic, says Kerry Underwood
