Opinion
Exaggerating inequalities
It would be disastrous if hard-won progress on diversity is lost because of the impact of the pandemic on women in law, says Dana Denis-Smith
It’s time to act
The profession must look inwards to tackle systemic racial inequality, says Trevor Sterling
A tolerant approach
Separated parents are trying to maintain the status quo at a time when life is anything but the norm, says Pippa Allsop
Trial by Skype
The pandemic will not shut down our justice system, as John McKendrick QC demonstrates
Compassion and Culture Change
The data is clear, we need to put mental wellbeing at the heart of legal culture if we want the industry to thrive, says Pete Riddleston
Held Back
Dana Denis-Smith wants to see all parts of the profession coming together to work on the gender diversity problem
Brexit: The end of EU Regulation?
Given that most UK regulation is governed by EU law, Helen Simm considers the fundamental changes that Brexit may bring
First lady
It is plain to see why Lady Hale was president of the Supreme Court, says Jonathan Hodge
What’s the meaning of this?
Supreme Court guidance on the interpretation of potentially defamatory social media comments is particularly important for family and tech lawyers, as Laur
