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Squaring up to the age of the customer

Delivering the high-value, personalised experience that customers expect demands focus, investment, and operational commitment, advises Helen Hamilton-Shaw

Courting controversy: Radicalisation and the courts

Andrew Gillespie and Phil Loftus advise on the safeguarding of children in cases where radicalisation is alleged

Police mistreatment of the vulnerable

The ongoing debate concerning the treatment of vulnerable youths while in police custody has been on the news agenda again lately, following the Independent Police Complaints Commission investigation into Sussex Police's arrest and treatment of an 11-year-old girl with mental health problems.

Shaking up the cost rules

Should the 'no order' principle be changed in financial remedy cases, wonders Marilyn Stowe

Beyond the benefits of diversity

The dialogue now should be focused on inclusivity in the workplace, writes Tunde Okewale MBE

Opportunities on the 'horizon for law students

A law degree equips students with skills and experience that will be valued by employers far beyond the legal industry, writes Nick Touati

Creating a competitive advantage

Use your people development strategy to run a different race, advises Andrew Hedley

Common Market timetable | The Solicitors' Journal – 25 June 1971

The announcement by the Prime Minister last week of the proposed parliamentary timetable for the debate on British adhesion to the Treaty of Rome indicates very clearly that a decision 'on the merits' is to be postponed to the latest time practicable.