George Osborne's 'cavalier' approach to PI ignores vulnerable peopleRumoured insurance tax increase sells injured people down the river, says APIL
Expats bring High Court action over exclusion from Brexit referendumBritish citizens abroad argue they are being disenfranchised by 1982 voting rule
Living togetherIn the first of a series of articles and accompanying videos exploring the life cycle of a couple's interaction family law, Emily Brand explains some simple steps couples who start living together can take to protect their finances should the relati
The John Lewis-style ownership modelEmployee part-ownership of a company can offer rewards both financially and culturally, writes Gareth Brahams
The truth of the non-dom matterFairness has nothing to do with it. The UK has to give competitive incentives to non-doms if it wants to benefit from their investment
Following the golden rulesAdam Carvalho and Richard McDermott discuss recent cases on the duties of executors and the concept of testamentary capacity
Lord Woolf: Costly inquiries sapping resources from justice budgetFormer Lord Chief Justice says Goddard inquiry may take more than five years to complete, while legal aid suffers