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Women in the legal profession: use your networks and don't be afraid to be direct

Networking is no longer men-only territory as efforts have recently been made to redress the balance in favour of women, says Dana Denis-Smith

PRACTICE DIRECTION 27A – TRIAL BUNDLES: A TIMELY REMINDER

Court bundles should only contain documents the court needs to read or will actually be referred to during the hearing but the court rules are not being complied with, says district judge Stephen Parker

BEYOND BEAUTIFICATION

IT'S PERSONAL: THE HUMAN SIDE OF LAW FIRM MARKETING

Talk of AI and digital marketing may abound but attention to clients and staff will make a big difference in the effectiveness of your marketing, says Sue Bramall

DISPUTE RESOLUTION 'FAMILY STYLE'

Gareth Ledsham prepares civil law practitioners for embracing judge-led dispute resolution through ENE/FDR processes

Coastal real estate: key issues around marine licensing and harbour limits

Solicitors who have clients owning, developing or looking to purchase property or land around the coast of Britain need to consider a range of additional legal issues, explains Lara Moore

Truth and justice versus certainty and finality

It seems inherently wrong that a solicitor facing adjudication proceedings should be sanctioned and face professional consequences if they've done nothing wrong, says Susanna Heley

Game Over: death in the digital age

There are many practical issues to consider when planning for a client's 'digital death', as Matthew Duncan explains