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Throw away your keyboards

Speech recognition is now a reliable and productive technology that can enhance client service, explains Martyn Wells

Brexit: Negotiating another partnership dispute

Andrew Cromby considers the parallels between the UK's departure from the EU and bitter partnership exits faced by law firms

The battle over press regulation

Tammy 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 out

A 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

Triggering article 50

Miller demonstrates how an independent judiciary is unafraid of applying constitutional law against a powerful executive, writes Simon Parsons

The buzzword you can't afford to ignore

'Employee engagement' is a catchphrase firms need to take seriously, says Helen Hamilton-Shaw

Health secretary climbs down on clinical negligence costs

Lawyers tentatively welcome proposals, but critics call for 'root and branch reform' of law