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...and into the fire

Careless drafting of documents may not always lead to an adviser suffering financially, but the client is unlikely to ever be so lucky

A cross-border affair

The effects of geopolitical shifts and new trade agreements cannot be ignored. They're set to completely change the oil supply structure

CIArb develops new arbitration principles

The principles will serve as a point of reference for arbitrators and 'help provide parties with the best possible ways of resolving their disputes'

State of play

Karen Bayley and Jennifer Ridgway consider case law concerning the management of a vulnerable client's assets, a mother's decision to disinherit her son and the consequences of a poorly drafted deed of variation

Have you bitten off too much?

Unanswerable questions, disgruntled suppliers and unruly board members; John Dickinson offers a guide to investing in a failing business

Associate Announcement: DPS Software launches Voicepath Integration

By DPS

Streamlined services: How US law firms are falling behind in client management

Many US law firms are putting client relationships and revenues at risk by failing to get serious about systematic client management, warns Robert Pay

Colonising London: The US law firms that are conquering the London legal market

Competition between US and UK law firms is on the rise in London, but which will be the winners? Rob Millard and Edward Hunt reveal the findings of their strategic analysis