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Set in stone: meeting the new rules regarding fixed fees for clinical negligence cases

Ed Fletcher considers how firms need to evolve to meet the new rules regarding fixed fees for clinical negligence cases

Shifting sands: the changing landscape of leadership remuneration

John Jeffcock examines the changing landscape of leadership remuneration

The growth imperative: Positioning in a dividing market

The market within which the main UK law firms operate is dividing more distinctly than ever before. Richard Tromans looks at the ways firms can...

The art of connecting deputies

Court of Protection appointed deputies and trustees all share the same passion for supporting vulnerable individuals. Increasing demands from the Court of Protection, particularly regarding...

Risk wise advice

Too many investment advisers fail in their duty to periodically review their client's risk appetite; protect yourself or risk undesirable exposure

Saving for a jigsaw

A wide variety of tax-free investments that together form a strong collective are waiting to be utilised by private clients

A prehistoric practice

Much like drink-driving, the letter of the law and the court of public opinion have rightly pushed aggressive tax avoidance into the past

Bound to fail

The failure of the deprivation of liberty safeguards has left us with a system worse than the one it replaced, says Katie Underhill