Curious happeningsHow are you to deal with elephant tusks that may have been illegally traded, but form part of an estate?
A new ball gameThe Charities (Protection and Social Investment) Act 2016 has emboldened the Charity Commission, but to what effect?
A question of freedomInheritance judgments in favor of family members over charities poses a very real question: can you still leave an estate to a charity?
A lost artThere is no government allowance or tax free incentive too small to be taken advantage of, not least of all CGT allowances
Care home dilemmaPoor 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 dryThe 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 presidentJonathan 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 lawyersSerious Fraud Office needs increased funding to level the playing field in war on corruption