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Is it time to ungag the judiciary?

Down through the chain of judges, those with mouths know that they should keep them quiet lest they upset anyone publicly, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

Law Society rejects calls for 'misleading' price publication

Narrow focus on price could potentially damage clients' ability to make informed choices, says Chancery Lane

Small firms take advantage of record rise in conveyancing

Despite pre-Brexit fears, the property market has boomed amid SDLT changes

Firms fear for future after failing to secure new PII

SRA working with Enterprise victims to find solution before the triggering of 'worthless' run-off cover

LiP slapped with £100k costs bill for 'farrago of nonsense' application

Case highlights the difficulties encountered by the judiciary when dealing with the 'chaos' created by litigants in person

Small businesses are being 'priced out of court'

The government's court fee hike begins to bite with 50 per cent drop in value and number of CCJs

CILEx fears mandatory price publication will disadvantage new firms

Overburdening start-ups could harm their progress, says CEO

Remaining alive to landlord and tenant issues

Alec Samuels considers disrepair, and notice of disrepair, issues in landlord and tenant disputes