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Care home dilemma

Poor treatment at the hands of care home staff is an unfortunate but all too familiar theme; should the vulnerable be cared for at home?

Hung out to dry

The huge increase in litigants in person is a direct result of LASPO, not a rise in savvy litigants who simply choose to go it alone

Solicitors not interested in 'machinations' of regulators, says Law Society president

Jonathan Smithers calls on solicitors to embrace new technology, such as artificial intelligence

Government must put its money where its mouth is to fight corruption, say lawyers

Serious Fraud Office needs increased funding to level the playing field in war on corruption

Cost of business regulation yet to peak as budgets keep rising

Boards fear reputational risk and threat of corporate fines, research finds

Gutierrez scores a victory for discrimination

The Newcastle player's claim is a reminder to employers of the importance of ensuring a level playing field for disabled and non-disabled employees, writes Amanda Trewhella

From the archive: May 15, 1958

Procedure in Divorce Cases

The digital age of marketing

Adrienne Halladay urges firms to embrace the future of cloud computing and big data analytics, without neglecting tried and trusted marketing practices