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An à la carte Brexit simply isn't possible

Public discussion frequently misses the point that, as in any mature legal system, the elements of the EU's constitution are linked together in complex ways,...

Debt protocol: An unnecessary hurdle or a necessary protection?

Melanie Hart reviews the primary requirements of the new pre-action protocol for debt claims

The power of leadership in legal practices

Firms too often make the mistake of filling leadership roles based on seniority rather than the ability to take the business forward, writes David Cliff

The new justice economy

Can you afford to ignore online dispute resolution? Tim Wallis is not so sure

Questions to change the world

John Bunker provides guidance on responding to the Law Commission consultation on the law of wills

Jackson's unanswered questions

Francis Kendall considers whether a reduction in the hourly rates for incurred costs on detailed assessment should also be applied to budgeted costs

Good instructions yield good results

A close working relationship between solicitor and expert will benefit both sides, explains Sandy Mackay

When should you self-report to the SRA?

Identifying breaches highlights weaknesses in compliance and is a good opportunity to implement stronger systems and controls, explains Max Masters