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EU law courses preserved for foreseeable future

Legal education providers and lecturers await developments of negotiated Brexit model

AI cannot replicate 'human' lawyers, yet

Technology has major role to play but will not radically alter what lawyers do, say experts

Brexit: UK family law can improve, say lawyers

Leave vote provides opportunity for improved legislation but 'long and complex' process awaits

UK decides when to trigger article 50, not the EU, say legal experts

New Conservative government must act quickly to clarify UK-EU position

Squaring up to the age of the customer

Delivering the high-value, personalised experience that customers expect demands focus, investment, and operational commitment, advises Helen Hamilton-Shaw

Courting controversy: Radicalisation and the courts

Andrew Gillespie and Phil Loftus advise on the safeguarding of children in cases where radicalisation is alleged

Police mistreatment of the vulnerable

The ongoing debate concerning the treatment of vulnerable youths while in police custody has been on the news agenda again lately, following the Independent Police Complaints Commission investigation into Sussex Police's arrest and treatment of an 11-year-old girl with mental health problems.

Shaking up the cost rules

Should the 'no order' principle be changed in financial remedy cases, wonders Marilyn Stowe