Shaky groundIntroducing a new mandatory ground for possession is not an effective way of dealing with anti-social behaviour, say Emily Orme and Sarah Salmon
Vocation, vocation, vocationUniversities this year saw a record drop of 5.2 per cent in applications to study law. Fees have risen at a time when interest in...
False promisesThe proposed ban on referral fees is unlikely to bring about the positive changes promised by the government – it will just create hard work...
Supply and demandThe latest ECJ decision on selective distribution agreements demonstrates a lack of understanding of consumer values, says Paul Stanley NO
Clinical negligence updateDr Jock Mackenzie explores a recent case involving a claimant practitioner's reliance on res ipsa loquitur
Staying the courseIncreasingly innovative planning solutions are required ?to help high-net-worth individuals mitigate tax. ?Rhona MacKinnon negotiates the obstacles
Taking rootPension scheme trustees who approach their duties seriously and responsibly will flourish, says Carolyn Saunders
When all is said and doneAnother week and another announcement by a wannabe ABS that it intends to get into the legal services market big time. First it was QualitySolicitors...
