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Pre-medical settlement offers: 'Tis the season

Chris Neale considers an unwelcome blight to the festive period

CQS accreditation is 'no longer enough

Further restrictions being introduced by panels risk alienating perfectly good conveyancing firms and leave buyers with unenviable choices, discusses Jennifer Williamson

Banging the legal aid, human rights, and diversity drums

Law Society president Jonathan Smithers talks to John van der Luit-Drummond about firefighting some of the most difficult issues Chancery Lane has ever had to...

A place in the sun

The promise of adventure and a warmer climate are, all too often, matched by the number of complications that come along with retiring abroad, warn...

Associate Insight: Effective project management for the legal sector

By VESK for Legal and Change Harbour

Will help come?

The government's spending review must not neglect the vulnerable and elderly who have been forsaken by rampant cuts to care provision

Putting children first

Consider collaborative law and arbitration as out-of-court options this Family Dispute Resolution Week, advises Austin Chessell

European Commission v Google: In search of a theory of abuse

Suzanne Rab considers the novel 'theory of harm' being pursued in the EU antitrust case against Google and the legal challenges involved