Gazing into the Brexit crystal ballPippa Allsop looks ahead to some of the potential problems facing international families – and family practitioners – when the UK leaves the EU
Feeling (newly) groovyRichard Barr suggests taking a 1970s attitude to the stresses of dealing with modern-day technology
Tackling the conduct of local authority membersSandwell shows that English local authorities must comply with the core requirements of the Localism Act 2011, explains Tiffany Cloynes
The hand we've been dealtJeremy Phillips considers the latest developments in licensing law, including a government crackdown on illegal working, enforcement actions, and a preview of the Supreme Court's hearing of what constitutes 'cheating' in gambling
Disclosure by another name?SARs will remain a valuable tool in a litigator's armoury and should be a first port of call in many types of litigation, advises Jason Woodland
Understanding the litigant in personConduct yourself with others as you would hope to be dealt with if in that same position, writes District Judge Howard Kemp
More 'Dear Sam' letters?Carla Ditz looks at the recent decision of Mr Justice Jackson in which he delivered his judgment in the form of a letter to a 14-year-old boy
You are what you tweetCan a diet of social media produce healthy profits for your law firm? Rachel Tombs thinks so