Opinion
Let’s be realistic.
David Hodson OBE asks if it’s time for a John Cornwell-style code of practice for lawyers’ wellbeing in family justice
Launching into the unknown
Once described as a sensible rebel, Sarah Schütte explains why she decided to put this into action and set up her own specialist law firm
Give diversity a voice
More women should be taking centre stage at flagship events, argues Dana Denis-Smith
Shaping the future
Kayleigh Leonie challenges junior solicitors to get involved in the law society and play a direct role in shaping the future of their profession
WEIGHING UP THE TRUE MEANING OF NO-FAULT DIVORCE
No-fault divorces will sap the foundations of the traditional meaning of marriage, argues Charles Chatterjee
Why the legal aid disruptors are worth their weight in gold
The #TakeYourMPToWork campaign has attracted a positive response from MPs willing to observe first-hand why comprehensive legal advice is so vital, says Da
The Big Four: a bigger threat to law firms than technology
Law firms like to have something to worry about, but I’m increasingly beginning to wonder if the focus on technology, artificial intelligence (AI) an
A sticking plaster approach: Civil Liability Act reforms trivialise the injured
Government has allowed itself to be duped by the powerful insurance lobby and set its sights on the injured and vulnerable, the easier option says Qamar An
Lost in translation: securing interpreters in family proceedings
Legally aided parties should arrange interpretation themselves to avoid the costs and delays often incurred by last minute cancellation, suggests district
