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How do you sell peace 'in an adversarial world?

If society views relationship breakdown as predominantly adversarial, mediation will be seen as a difficult choice - but it's a challenge we must meet, writes Julia Thackray

Businesses where staff think and act the same never thrive

Diverse workforces cultivate success – that's the business case for equality. And it's ethical, writes Laura Clenshaw

Help: I'm not being 'retained by my firm

Don't take not being kept on as a reflection on your abilities. But what happens next, asks Jonathan Smith

Overhaul of clin neg fees wouldn't be so bad

By this time next year it's expected that a fixed fees system will be in place for clinical negligence claims in England and Wales. Prior to the impending consultation process, lobby groups are already setting out the case for the defence. 

End of the dock as we know it

The use of the dock in court has been questioned by campaigners seeking to implement alternative methods of trying a defendant, says Matthew Reynolds

Gay couple's international custody battle to be decided by Supreme Court

Top court to clarify law with far-reaching impact, says intervener lawyer

Companies increase IPO 'counter strikes' to block rival trade marks

Savvy businesses look to protect brand investment and avoid courts with IP strategies

Riverview Law's 'Kim' to unleash virtual assistants on legal sector

New global technology to run as a stand-alone business as race for AI hots up