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How long the smiles

The new lord chancellor may have pledged his support for the rule of law but funding for the justice system will be a prerequisite for senior judges to give him lasting support

Boots on the ground for the legal industry

What use is a legal document when it doesn't reach the person in question? Step forward the not-so-shady men in trench coats and trilbies, writes our anonymous private investigator

High time for reform of bereavement damages

An uncertain political landscape should be no excuse to relent on the campaign for a modern law aimed at compensating those families members left behind, argues Ross Whalley

Piercing the corporate veil in confiscation proceedings

Even though POCA is weighted in favour of the prosecution, the scales of justice are beginning to tilt in the direction of the defendant, explains David Bloom

Changing the culture of traditional partnerships

For a law firm to become truly agile, it cannot simply rely upon technology and flexible contracts, explains Robert Morley

The power to defeat dementia

With the help of solicitors, future research into dementia can be accelerated to progress and work towards tomorrow's cure, writes Charlotte Abrams

Teaching young lawyers old tax tricks

John Bunker discusses using nil rate band discretionary trusts to assist with resident nil rate band planning

Lacking 'legal capability'

Public legal education is a key component in developing flexible and cost-effective solutions in which expert legal advice can be secured, explains Lisa Wintersteiger