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Health and safety gone mad?

Andrew Peters considers whether criticisms levelled at the Health and Safety at Work Act are justified

Getting a handle on driverless cars

Insurers and practitioners will need to adopt a fresh approach in light of the seismic changes looming in the automotive industry, says Ruth Graham

Should the public be barred from suing the NHS?

A blanket ban is not the answer; rather the NHS should stem legal costs by showing a willingness to settle early when negligence has occurred, believes Ed Fletcher

Will the PI market in England and Wales follow the Scottish model?

With eight firms controlling around 80 per cent of the claimant PI market north of the border, David Johnstone wonders whether the situation will be replicated here

Escaping the vultures' clutches

Meaningful and expert risk management must be the top priority for any PI business, urges Lesley Graves

Changing direction: Create a culture of continuous innovation

How can managing partners create a culture of continuous innovation within their law firms? Bob Murray and Alicia Fortinberry discuss the learnings from behavioural neurogenetics research

Winners announced in student pro bono awards

Awards recognise the dedication of law students from across the UK

How CPD can be more valuable to law firms than billable hours

By Manju Manglani, Editor, Managing Partner