Government IHT proposals are 'frightening'Government plans to introduce 'accelerated payment' laws that would force savers to pay inheritance tax (IHT) while they are still alive are "rather frightening", an independent financial adviser has said.
Beware 'invisible' gifts Executors must be wise to donees who have a vested interest in asserting the principle of donation mortis causa, says Mattew Evans
Partnerships – when differences of opinion become legalIt is rare to see a decision surrounding the facts of a professional services partnership dissolution, says Siobhán Buckley
Two sides of the same coinThe wage disparity within the legal profession will have serious consequences, says Russell Conway
Regions versus the CityPippa Allsop asks why publications plug the Magic Circle dream when the work/life balance offered is so poor
State of play: case summariesHeather Viljoen and Karen Bayley summarise some recent interesting case law
A little bird told me...Mid-size law firm success on the Twittersphere is achievable if you follow a few golden rules, says Tony Roe