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A welcome decision on aggregation

Michael Colledge discusses the aggregation of 'related' matters or transactions in claims against solicitors following AIG v Woodman

The reality of DPAs

The courts are taking an increasingly broad approach to satisfy the interests of justice criteria for deferred prosecution agreements, writes Lisa McKinnon-Lower

Political reality vs constitutional aims

Theresa May's ability to call a snap general election highlights the inbuilt tensions of the Fixed-term Parliaments Act, write Alison Foster QC and Tom Tabori

Business immigration: A year of change

Government reforms to tier 2 transfers will make it difficult for companies to make international hires, write Claire Nilson and Katie Newman

Localising legal innovation

When launching services abroad, remember that cultural and social issues should play a huge part in a law firm's strategic planning, explains Matthew Kay

Ignore the discount rate at your peril

The courts are readily applying the new lower rate, leading to increased damages for claimants, advises Kishan Mangat

Cyber crime attacks reputations as well as systems

Planning can help firms limit the reputational damage of a cyber attack, explains Gus Sellitto

Certainty over regular attendance

A recent Supreme Court decision clarifies the meaning of regular attendance, says Tom Tabori