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Explaining persistent symptoms from mild head injuries

Only qualified clinical neuropsychologists can carry out medico-legal evaluations of cognitive functioning, clarifies Dr Linda Monaci

Paralegal paradox: a lawyer by any other name?

CILEx launches enquiry to understand what the title will mean in the future. Laura Clenshaw reports

Instant injustice

We need more than fine words and 'fine-tuning' for family law reform, says Marilyn Stowe

Fixed retirement age is outdated

Although the fixed retirement age was abolished in 2009, some employers can set a compulsory one if clearly justified.

Linklaters' gender diversity aim is an easy feat

Barbara Hamilton-Bruce believes the Magic Circl';s target for more females at partnership level is artificial

Tenants must know where they can reach their landlords

Some lessors seem reluctant to reveal their address but at what risk, asks Gina Peters

Are you missing the opportunity for a win-win situation?

Denying your client complete advice about estate planning could be an expensive oversight for both of you, says Scott Gallacher

Firm footing

The Health and Safety at Work etc Act, now in its 40th year, is still fit for purpose and standing tall in the face of government deregulation, say Peter James and Sebastian Jones