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Ignore the 'moralists'

The next government needs to recognise cohabitation as a societal norm, says Marilyn Stowe

ULaw fights back against the apprentices

Vocational-based training is fast becoming an expectation for both students and law firms, writes Laura Clenshaw

An end to silo-based legal services

Looking outside the legal box to remain competitive is not a new concept for firms; the only surprise is that the SRA is propounding the move, says Ian Muirhead

Accessing justice online

Can the proposed online court system be a success, asks John Baden-Daintree

In defence of deeds of variation

Following George Osborne's announcement of a review of the use of deeds of variation, Roger Peters examines the origins and likely use for the now controversial tax planning tool

PII renewal season: Get into shape this summer

Turning your mind to the issue now gives you the chance to get 'PII-fit', which could see you negotiate a tighter settlement, discusses Chris Marston

The muffled voice of the child: part three

There is a real opportunity for the old proverb 'Children should be seen and not heard' to become a thing of the past, say Carla Ditz and Helen Greenfield

Gamekeeper turned poacher

Gavin Cunningham considers the current challenges plaguing the criminal justice system from the perspective of a forensic accountant