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Solicitors take the prize for industry innovation

Regulatory and legislative changes emerge as both a barrier to and driver of innovation

Special foundations: An origin story

Restrictions in the London Building Acts (Amendment) Act 1939 were carried into the Party Wall etc. Act 1996; David Bowden discusses how they are now commonly misapplied

Training in ethics needs to come sooner rather than later

Joanne Urston welcomes the inclusion of ethics in the SRA's competence statement, saying lawyers need to develop a sense of professionalism

Court of Appeal overturns 'Michelin man' payout decision

Ronayne has set the bar high for secondary victims cases, discusses Charles Bagot

In-house expectations

Tamasin Dorosti answers some commonly asked questions by junior lawyers contemplating a move in-house

Leaving the law

Laura Clenshaw discusses lawyers' exodus from the profession

Protecting victims during the strike

Solicitors must achieve a balance between protecting against legal aid reforms and providing a voice for the most vulnerable within society, says Jamie-Lee Mooney

We had a contract! We did?

A legally binding contract is not limited to a written document with a signature on the dotted line