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Intensive care doctors call for rapid access to courts to stop children suffering

Sanctity of life must be balanced against 'futility of inappropriate attempts to prolong it'

Why LawStore poses a threat to QualitySolicitors

By David Green, Managing Partner, MTA Solicitors

Duty bound: Hughes v Bourne

Joseph Goldsmith reports on the ?nature of a power of appropriation ?as highlighted in Hughes v Bourne

Do charities have an obligation to fulfil the wishes of testators? Alison Talbot looks at the key issues

Don't fear the GAAR, says Lucy Brennan

'Unjust' to impose Part 36 costs rule on brain-damaged boy

Court of Appeal awards costs to claimant lawyers after they fail to beat offer

Does your firm have a sophisticated approach to pricing its legal services?

By Tim Aspinall, Managing Partner, DMH Stallard

Taking leave: the end of 'use it or lose it' holiday policies

The Court of Appeal's decision in NHS Leeds v Larner [2012] EWCA Civ 1034 has brought the issue of the relationship between annual leave and long-term sickness absence back at the forefront of employers' attention.