Divided loyaltiesLawyers should be fully aware of their obligations to the court, warns Susanna Heley
Service issuesPaul Stanley QC says claimants would be well advised to use a method of service which results in an acknowledgement of receipt
The merit in judicial reviewThe Court of Appeal has decided that the phrase 'totally without merit' refers to a case that is bound to fail, explains Richard Honey
Education updateNicole Henham reflects on the introduction of the new Children and Families Act 2014 and the effect it will have on special needs education
PACE updateVivien Cochrane and Claire Hegarty advise on search warrants and the use of section 59 CJPA when a PACE warrant has been quashed
Presumed deadThe new Presumption of Death Act is a much-needed update that will bring clarity and relief to an inadequate area of law, says Lloyd Junor
After the crisis: Should law firms self-impose capital adequacy standards?William Arthur considers whether law firms should self-impose capital adequacy standards to ensure long-term financial stability
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