General School of Law | The Solicitors' Journal - July 15, 1871After much preparation and preluding, the first vote of the Legal Education Reformers has at length been held.
Political rhetoric v Legal falloutThose who thought a 'leave' vote would secure immediate departure from the EU have been sorely misled, advises Chris Pawlowska
Legal innovation: 'The future clientManaging client expectations and going over and above what is expected has become the norm, says Bhavesh Patel
Everything must go?The benefits of a publicly owned Land Registry should not be underestimated by solicitors, regardless of specialism, writes Mary Young
Finding the fault lines in customer experienceFailure is a part of life. It can affect even the most reliable and experienced organisations. Think of Volkswagen: its whole brand image has been...
Holding the balanceClients are better served by lawyers who can see both sides of a story, writes Kerry Underwood
Five steps to better brochuresDon't overlook the importance of designing a brochure that is clear, easy to read, and ties in with the other touchpoints a client might have...
The 'conscious uncoupling' of EU lawConstructing a scheme to amend, replace, or eliminate existing European law is likely to require years of demanding effort, writes Paul Stanley QC
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