Mindset and legacyNiche requires a different mindset to working in the bigger firms, says William Franklin
SQE: costly discriminationThe JLD supports the concept of the SQE but is yet to be convinced that it will create a fair playing field for all, says...
Provocation and coercive control: the Challen caseIn the week that Sally Challen told her own story for the first time, Jessica Maguire explores the perception of coercive control in the current...
A matter of intention Mark Reading and Isabel Lich analyse the first application of the Franses conditional intention test for landlords in the context of telecommunications
A call to armsLegal aid appears to have developed a mythical status in the higher courts when deciding the pre-LASPO funding-switch cases, says Jonathan Wheeler
To BSB or not to be?David Bowden explains why he has no regrets about switching regulators, though some readers may need a box of tissues handy
Female legal dynasties: creating female role models Dana Denis-Smith gives an insight into how women have followed their mothers into the law over the last 100 years
The dangerous assumption of cohabitation rightsPippa Allsop asks why the legislators have not yet kept up with societal changes, when even the Prime Minister is cohabiting with a partner
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