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Tailoring approval

Lucy Brennan unravels the chancellor's autumn statement and suggests that with dwindling public finances, private clients won't find any respite for a long while yet

In pursuit of social reform

Even after four decades of practice, Patrick Allen still believes the law is an instrument for social justice, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

Associate Announcement: 3,500 schools seeking legal professionals to volunteer as school governors

By education charity SGOSS

Funding liability: The impact of Excalibur Ventures v. Keystone on litigation funding

The Excalibur Ventures v. Keystone judgment has serious implications for the UK litigation funding market, warn Christopher Coffin and Andrew Dunkley

Mastering litigation in 2015

Georgina Squire analyses what litigators can expect from the year ahead

Nearing the limit

Claimant solicitors should exercise caution following recent court judgments on limitation, says Eleanor Kilner

New year, new firm

Viv Williams advises which new year's resolutions to keep in what will inevitably be another game-changing year in legal firms

Tenancy deposit schemes - the saga continues

Brie Stevens-Hoare QC and Morayo Fagborun Bennett consider the case law on whether a landlord is subject to sanctions for non-compliance with the tenancy deposit scheme