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Landlords, businesses, and bereaved families will suffer from court fee hike

Lord Chancellor cannot justify fixing 'two nation' justice system with 1,000 per cent fee increase, says CILEx

Trusts of property and the court's powers to intervene

Alexander Campbell discusses Bagum v Hafiz and Hai, in which unanimous consent between trustees broke down

Game-changing Act turns focus on inducement

New legislation encourages the courts to take a robust approach when testing underwriters' evidence in claims for breach of the duty of fair presentation, explains...

Crisis? What crisis?

Firms must face the challenges of succession and exit planning, or find themselves in conflict with the regulators and insurers, warns Viv Williams

When do aggregation clauses apply?

Mr Justice Teare's recent judgment does little to clarify the terms of firms' professional indemnity insurance policies, says Patrick Gaul

A rough ride

The significance of Fly Emirates' decision to run a direct service from the Middle-East to Panama is not to be underestimated

Artificial intelligence is the 'new normal' for law firms

By Manju Manglani, Editor, Managing Partner

Lord Falconer as shadow Lord Chancellor

David Allen Green asks what lawyers should make of the appointment of Lord Falconer as shadow Lord Chancellor