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Computer-assisted review: technology says yes

The technology and the evidence are there, now all litigators are waiting for the first test case, say Chris Jackson is a partner and Lloyd Nail

Foundation course: reconstructing your conveyancing practice

Moving to a new conveyancing approach with technology at its heart, which allows you to keep track of any transaction at any time - and potentially involves lawyers for the other side - is a painful but necessary process, says David Pett as he shares his own recent experience

Next legal aid protest day is March 7

MoJ cuts announcement is 'imminent', criminal lawyers say

Marriage scam solicitor struck off a year after criminal conviction

North London partner jailed for ten years for role in £20m immigration fraud

Mitchell: A survival guide

In case anyone is thinking otherwise, those failing to comply with deadlines will do so at their peril, as Georgina Squire explains

Singapore private wealth: too fast too soon?

Estate or matrimonial litigation may be sending a message to high net worth individuals that they need to organise their affairs, says Marcus Hinkley

Judicial review curbs could 'eradicate' interventions

Nervous charities will not intervene if they risk paying costs, lawyers say

Why is avoiding maths so common in the profession?

Why do so many people involved in legal learning and practice baulk at the idea of dealing confidently and proficiently with numbers, asks Louise Taylor