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Saving for tomorrow

Reforms to pensions and ISAs will alter the UK's savings system beyond recognition when government reforms come into effect on 6 April. Penny Cogher offers a breakdown of the effects of the changes

Back to basics

Cross selling strategies and marketing plans should not to be the domain of a specialist within a firm, often it's the smallest things which everyone can contribute to, which have the biggest impact, says Doug McPherson

Grayling back in court over duty contract process

Judicial review 'end game' in sight for criminal solicitors

Europeans pensions authority 'risks being left behind'

The NAPF says the authority has no mandate from the European Commission to pursue a Holistic Balance Sheet project

What's mine is yours – including my debt

Judith Fitton offers valuable guidance for divorcing couples who are likely to be caught up in the sticky web of debt repayment

Former government lawyers fail to approve Grayling's reforms to judicial review

Labour urges caution in accepting assurances from the government on new concessions to Criminal Justice and Courts Bill

Is it time for politicians to have legal training?

Latest gaffe by David Davies shows MPs are out of their depth on human rights issues

High Court victory for Enterprise Holdings in trade mark claim

City law firm Lewis Silkin act in second major IP-related case in a year