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Evolving regional market challenges

Steve Ryan considers how regional firms can punch above their weight

And the award goes to…

Awards can boost business, but they must be meaningful, says Claire Currie

CJEU defines 'arrival time' in the context of flight delay compensation

A summer of woe for European airlines continues as court decides when a flight has landed

Solicitor struck off for 'misusing clients' cash

Practitioner used client funds to prop up ailing firm

News in brief: week beginning 8 September 2014

Jailed solicitors, zip wire challenges and a tale of tweed

A solicitor…

has been struck off the roll for stealing a pair of sunglasses.

Open justice or court circus?

Over the summer months, taking a holiday from his duties in Parliament Square, Lord Neuberger went on a grand tour. As he passed through a number of Australian cities, he delivered a series of occasionally controversial lectures to other distinguished lawyers.

Plugging the gaps in legal aid

John van der Luit-Drummond reports on the current challenges facing innocence projects and pro bono initiatives in the UK