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To whom you please

Wills are often challenged due to suspicions of foul play or long standing grudges, but how do you deal with an inexplicable or cruel omission?

Failure to pay national living wage likely to end in prosecutions for businesses

Prime minister warns 'unscrupulous' employers they will 'pay the price' of cheating workers

CIArb develops new arbitration principles

The principles will serve as a point of reference for arbitrators and 'help provide parties with the best possible ways of resolving their disputes'

Race is on to provide first 'virtual assistants' for lawyers

Riverview Law acquires US tech business to advance use of AI in legal market

Failure of McClure Naismith leaves over 40 lawyers and staff redundant

Administrators arrange deals to move 15 partners and their staff to other law firms

Licensed conveyancer fees frozen for third year running

Specialist regulation to deliver benefits to consumers as well as individual lawyers

Law for dummies?

Law firms must ensure their methods of trainee selection keep the UK as the leader of legal expertise

The meaning of 'similar' and 'related' in aggregation cases

A recent judgment provides some welcome certainty on the wording of the SRA's minimum terms and conditions for professional indemnity insurance, writes Michael Colledge