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Banks should put more stringent procedures in place to inform customers over issues of money transfers, says barrister

By Nick Jarrett-Kerr, Visiting Professor, Nottingham Law School

Support forum for asbestos victims argues that numbers of claimants in personal injury cases will fall dramatically and lead to a 'double injustice'

Lawyers need to stop focusing on the 'new normal' and start preparing for the 'future normal', says Jill King

The SRA's training reforms are confusing the legal market, explains Max Harris

'Extortionate' court fees will price low and middle-income earners out of justice and 'cripple business'

"The things that get written in newspapers do not stand up to the criminal test of evidence"

The Law Society recently reported that 73 per cent of 16-54 year-olds don't have a will, so perhaps a change in the perception of wills is required?

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