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B Corps: the future for law firms?

Dana Denis-Smith explains why she decided to pursue a B Corp certification for her firm

FRC proposals – causing more problems than they solve

Kris Kilsby sets out the Association of Cost Lawyers’ position on the government’s proposed changes to the fixed recoverable costs regime

The battle for talent – promoting diversity

Jody Tranter explores how championing non-law graduates and diversity of thought could help close the talent gap

Protecting inheritance from divorce

Adam Maguire looks at how an inheritance can be kept separate from matrimonial assets

Arbitration Act 1996: working well, says Law Commission

Mikhail Vishnyakov, Julia Ogievetsky and Hazel He examine the Law Commission's proposals for amendments to the Act

The dawn of the Ephgrave era: challenges and opportunities at the SFO

Anoushka Warlow and Annabell Hood take a look at the issues faced by Nick Ephgrave, the incoming director of the Serious Fraud Office

Prompt engineers – do we need them?

Eric Crawley and Shah Karim take a look at what prompt engineers can bring to AI tools used by legal teams

Are we facing a new wave of new police ‘protection’ claims?

The Woodcock judgment is one of the most significant developments in common law for public bodies in decades when it comes to the assumed 'duty of car'; on law enforcement, write Andrew Steel and Emelia Bezant-Gahan