Better late than neverDivorce rates among the elderly have been gradually increasing over the past few decades and they've heralded a unique set of issues
State of play Karen Bayley and Jennifer Ridgway consider case law concerning the management of a vulnerable client's assets, a mother's decision to disinherit her son and the consequences of a poorly drafted deed of variation
Have you bitten off too much?Unanswerable questions, disgruntled suppliers and unruly board members; John Dickinson offers a guide to investing in a failing business
Top lawyers back Khan to become next Labour Mayor of London'It's time for a mayor who represents the very best of modern, tolerant and diverse London,' say legal profession luminaries
The threat of terrorism versus the presumption of innocenceDr Amir A Majid says the Rolls Royce legal principle is under attack from politicians and law enforcement
Migrant wages to be seized as proceeds of crimeNew Immigration Bill will stop illegal migrants from working, renting property, opening bank accounts, or driving
Streamlined services: How US law firms are falling behind in client managementMany US law firms are putting client relationships and revenues at risk by failing to get serious about systematic client management, warns Robert Pay