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Executing a will: what are the risks?

Jeremy Mills explains the dangers that come with executing a friend or relative's will

Charitable donations

When preparing a will, be aware of any legal implications there may be for you, your loved ones, and any charitable organisations you wish to support, advises Chris Gibson

The law of unintended consequences

Changes to reporting standards for whiplash injuries should drive down the frequency and cost of claims, to the benefit of buyers of motor insurance, says Peter Allchorne

Europe on the mend

Europe has found it trickier to overcome the economic downturn than most expected, but there are promising signs of life again, says Claire Bennison

Has LASPO tipped the balance too far in favour of the defendant?

Yes, says Michael Hardacre, plans for reform that had laudable intentions have fallen very wide of the mark

Health and safety gone mad?

Andrew Peters considers whether criticisms levelled at the Health and Safety at Work Act are justified

Getting a handle on driverless cars

Insurers and practitioners will need to adopt a fresh approach in light of the seismic changes looming in the automotive industry, says Ruth Graham

Should the public be barred from suing the NHS?

A blanket ban is not the answer; rather the NHS should stem legal costs by showing a willingness to settle early when negligence has occurred, believes Ed Fletcher