Enforced changeAt a time when the profession has become super flexible, Nicola Jones explains how firms can capitialise as they continued to adapt
Reigniting the mentorYou don't need a formal programme, nor must you be a partner or in senior leadership to be a mentor, as Amandeep Khasriya explains
Reform of non-compete laws could 'disincentivise investment' Critics say law reform could “disincentivise" business investment
Lawyer warns of 'years of misery' for leaseholdersA specialist solicitor has warned that “years of misery” lie ahead
Veering off defaultMatthew Duncan considers the judg';s approach to assessing damages where solicitors had been negligent in creating a trust scheme
A fertile ground for reformWith women increasingly choosing technology-aided methods of conception, Hollie Orgee examines whether our fertility laws are fit for purpose
Clashing RightsAnn Stanyar considers the rights of care home residents, covid-19 vaccinations and best interests decisions
Landmark Beijing case sees housewife compensated for housework A Chinese man has been ordered to pay £5,500 to his ex-wife in compensation