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A personal touch

Winning work from new clients is one of the hardest and most expensive marketing feats to pull off, so why are law firms continuously taking this avenue, asks Doug McPherson

Associate Announcement: Moneypenny unveils £15m headquarter designs

By Moneypenny

Waggle dancing

We should have had more head butts and waggle dances. If we had, the election result might have been very different, writes Richard Barr

Greater measures are needed to keep young drivers safe

RoSPA hopes proposals will have same success as seatbelt legislation

Worth noticing

Magnus Hassett discusses the importance of clarity and attention to detail, both in terms of complying with regulations and when writing notices and contracts

Contaminated supplements in sport

New legislation may give anti-doping panels more flexibility when interpreting athletes' degree of fault and applying sanctions, explains Dr Gregory Ioannidis

The presumption of regularity

The principle that all administrative acts are to be presumed to have been properly made is representative of legal certainty, says Mark Westmoreland Smith

When does the Charter of Fundamental Rights apply to member states?

A recent CJEU decision on the charter's application to member states overlooks its use in construing EU legislation, argues Paul Stanley QC