Frenemies or business partners? Law firms, ALSPs and the Big FourTher';s plenty of scope for growth if firms prove their cross-border worth and work on pricing and service delivery, explains Jim Leason
Business as usual, in unusual circumstancesRisk in the time of covid-19 must be managed with care because regulatory requirements haven't changed, says Pete Riddleston
Justice backlog: MPs have little confidence in MoJThe MoJ has lost its way – that's the underlying message from a damning report from MPs
Charity law reform aheadMost of the Law Commission's 43 recommendations for charity law reform have been accepted by government
Dealing with insolvent opponentsIt's not the end of the road if the opposing party becomes insolvent, as Rebecca Stratton explains
Compulsory ADR: What's it all about?Tony Guise explores how ADR is utilised in civil justice and its potential compulsory use
The cladding blame gameAlec Samuels considers who could potentially be held responsible in law for problem cladding
CMA orders developers to remove 'unfair' ground rent contract termsCMA believes contract terms which double ground rent every 10 or 15 years break consumer protection law