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Tenancy deposit schemes - the saga continues

Brie Stevens-Hoare QC and Morayo Fagborun Bennett consider the case law on whether a landlord is subject to sanctions for non-compliance with the tenancy deposit scheme

The health and safety debate rages on

Zahra Nanji considers proposals for sentencing of health and safety offences and the progress of SARAH

Property predictions

Glenda Ferneyhough reflects on a busy year in conveyancing and forecasts the market's movements in 2015

Can a 'digital buddy' bring solace to our loved ones?

Everyone who has online assets should consider appointing a digital executor to act for them, advises Claire Currie

Global Law Summit at risk of hijack by lawyers

Justice Alliance calls on 'principled lawyers' to boycott 'hypocritical' government's legal event

'Tax on justice' could put small enterprises out of business

London's global reputation at risk from unnecessary government fee hike

Your firm's risk culture should be high on your management agenda

By Louise Fleming, Executive Director, Kingsmead Square

After Cheshire West

The Cheshire West case in early 2014 redefined the parameters for the deprivation of liberty of vulnerable clients. Nick Buckman provides an update