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Why challenge is equal to work/life balance for lawyer wellbeing

Kedge Martin explains why providing lawyers with challenging and rewarding work is just as important as letting them leave the office at 7pm

A 'no deal' Brexit and IP protection

Karen Holden and Christine Zembrzuski run through the critical actions businesses need to take to protect their IP post Brexit

Divorcing couples opt for fixed fees

Nearly two-thirds of couples divorcing or dissolving a civil partnership now pay fixed fees – but final legal fees for many were higher than expected, a new report has shown.

On the farm

Farming divorces typically involve complex business ownership structures and require special care, as Laura Martin explains

Without walls

Contemporary virtual firms founded on ethical principles or other unique selling points, and not price alone, are proving surprisingly successful. Nicola Laver reports

Fighting the good fight

Gordon Dalyell's 20-year commitment to injured people saw him become president of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers this year. He explains what brought him to this point and why it matters

The right kind of lawyer

Nicola Laver asks, is there a right or wrong kind of person to be a solicitor?

Labour pledges to reverse legal aid cuts

Labour has extended its pledge to reverse the Conservatives' cuts to legal aid within the first 100 days if it is voted into government, according to shadow justice secretary Richard Burgon.