Planning in WalesJulian Boswall and Stephen Humphreys discuss the EIA directive and green belt policy
Creditor's rightsThis often problematic area of law means that creditors can be interested in an estate while having no interest in it, says Lloyd Junor
Long lost brothersWhen heirs to an estate are tracked down, it's often the smaller details rather than the assets which really have a lasting impact
Mediation: the carrot and stick approachLawyers, insurers and clients should consider the benefits of mediation (and the costs of refusing it), says Philip Hesketh
After-care optionsTony Harrop-Griffiths offers guidance on the after-care options available to patients discharged from hospital under the Mental Health Act 1983
Breaking down silosA silo mentality has its benefits, but constant isolation and a lack of camaraderie will always lead to an inefficient firm, says Geraint Jones
The end of an era?Star fund managers have been a key feature of the fund management industry for a long time but their days appear to be numbered
Reputations at risk: Navigate client guidelines on conflicts of interestClients' conflicts requirements are becoming increasingly challenging, warns Frank Maher. He provides some tips on navigating their outside counsel guidelines
