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Old dogs, new tricks

Simulated practice and client settings in the form of objective structured professional assessment could be used to assess professional ethics, argues Katie Jukes

The acid test

Regulatory fallout is a given right now but high standards are still expected, says Susanna Heley 

A NICE guide

A ruling lays bare the problem of inconsistent NICE guidelines and the illogicality they can create, as Jock Mackenzie explains

Dispute resolution at a distance

Remote hearing capabilities are accelerating to meet the pandemic challenges, says Ricky Cella

Abolition of no-fault evictions

Landlords will be more selective in choosing tenants and the supply of rental property may fall as a result of proposed reforms, says Laura Southgate

21st century genealogy tracing

Societal shifts have made searching for beneficiaries more complicated, says Neil Fraser 

Concerns remain over BAME attainment gap in SQE

The final SQE design is unveiled today following a marathon consultation process, but there are continued concerns at the BAME attainment gap 

Attorney General formally reported to BSB

Attorney General Suella Braverman MP has been reported to the BSB following recent comments about Dominic Cummings, Solicitors Journal has learned