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Will they, won't they
Solicitors Journal

Will they, won't they

With the regulation of will writing poised for major reform, Chris Handford explains how the LSB is going undercover in the hunt for data
What's in a name?
Solicitors Journal

What's in a name?

Are name-and-arms conditions still fit for purpose in today's succession law? Joseph Goldsmith guides us through the grand old case of Howard v Howard-Lawson
Relationship issues
Solicitors Journal

Relationship issues

The SRA's new recruit Nick Eastwell shares with Jean-Yves Gilg his plan to repair the frayed relations between the regulator and City firms
Raise the roof
Solicitors Journal

Raise the roof

Proportionality defences have been given the go ahead by the Supreme Court – but they will only succeed in exceptional circumstances, says Tracey Bloom
Single minded
Solicitors Journal

Single minded

Could the forthcoming public equality duty reforms actually be a step backwards? Kiran Daurka reports
Child benefits
Solicitors Journal

Child benefits

Kim Beatson and Shelley Cumbers investigate whether the family courts are beginning to adopt a more child-centric approach in matters of leave to remove
Variations on a theme
Solicitors Journal

Variations on a theme

Can Face2Face Solicitors really call itself a franchise? asks Stuart Bushell
Update: environment
Solicitors Journal

Update: environment

Adrienne Copithorne considers the Habitats Directive, environmental impact assessments and European court rulings on NGOs and demolition works