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Is shooting a sport?

Darren Hooker ponders why the Charity Commission refuses to recognise shooting as a sport, even though it is recognised by Sport England and has its own national governing body

Resistance is futile

We can already be sure that the needs of the consumers are changing and it is the profession that is slow to react

The future of gender equality in the legal profession

First 100 Years project maps the journey of women lawyers

Cost benefits

The recent court fee increase is another reason for using mediation, argues Peter Whitman

New Riot Bill may leave claimants 'out of pocket'

Government proposes £1m per claim cap in draft legislation

Bank on 'word of mouth'

A private client practice's marketing aim shouldn't be to demonstrate how it differs in terms of services provided, it's how the services are delivered that will win the trust and confidence of clients, says Doug McPherson

Does academic success create good lawyers?

The focus on graduates' stellar academics overlooks the importance of commercial awareness, communication, and other soft skills, says Helen Avis

Law school applies for ABS licence

Nottingham Trent University aims to create first 'teaching law firm'