The new model of law firmInnovation is just as important for legal practitioners as it is for consumers of legal services, writes Bhavini Kalaria
Brexit means business as usual for EIA regulationsMelissa Murphy considers the key changes made to the environmental impact assessment regime by the new regulations
Small firms are 'go'Away from the BigLaw tech noise, SME law firms are quietly getting on with innovation
Throw away your keyboardsSpeech recognition is now a reliable and productive technology that can enhance client service, explains Martyn Wells
Brexit: Negotiating another partnership disputeAndrew Cromby considers the parallels between the UK's departure from the EU and bitter partnership exits faced by law firms
The battle over press regulationTammy Evans discusses the judicial reviews challenging the recognition of Impress as a state-approved regulator and the consultation on part two of the Leveson inquiry
Freezing outA recent case highlights the difficulties and opportunities for claimants of using the Chabra jurisdiction, writes Elaina Bailes
Do civil partnerships have a future?As it stands, the law on civil partnerships is inherently unfair, argues Marilyn Stowe