Kevin Poulter

SJ Guest, BDB law

To the next 160 years

As the New Year gets underway, Kevin Poulter brings glad tidings and two exciting announcements for SJ readers

Mid-size firms feel the squeeze

Kevin Poulter considers how firms - particularly those in the middle sector - have dealt with the evolution of the legal market in 2015

Giving guidance to the future of the profession

The latest SRA proposals provide wannabe lawyers with even more to consider, writes Kevin Poulter

What is the profession doing to recognise family values?

Flexible working, agile workspaces, equality for all – w';re inching towards a modern working life, writes Kevin Poulter

Too little, too late for the Law Society's back to basic strategy plan?

A splintered profession disassociating itself from the solicitor brand may not be enamoured by Chancery Lan';s attempts to engage, writes Kevin Poulter

Breaking the silence

Bullying happens in law firms like anywhere else and can take many forms, writes Kevin Poulter

Humans make human mistakes

Did you hear the one about the football fan who got so over excited he lost his job, asks Kevin Poulter

A question of privilege

Kevin Poulter considers the publication of a new 'Snooper's Charter' and the importance of pro bono week for the legal profession

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