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Therapy, not mediation, can help warring couples

Instead of blindly pushing divorcing couples towards mediation, the government should consider making more resources available for counselling, says Marilyn Stowe

QASA 'justified by sub-standard advocacy', Leveson says

'The cost to advocates of participating in QASA will be in relative terms very small'

Referral to go

Auto-enrolment pensions are coming, and this time they should work, so solicitors would be wise to line up their IFA contacts in readiness, says Scott Gallacher

Bad news for owners of holiday lettings

HMCR's recent victory on business property relief means owners of holiday lets have much more to prove before qualifying, say William Hadley and Fiona Graham

Public law solicitors needed to challenge unfair dismissal cap

'This law penalises pregnant women, disabled people and older workers'

Courts must approve family arbitration awards except in 'rarest of cases'

President of family division calls for streamlined process to be introduced

CPS paid out £1.2m in wasted costs last year

Parry warns of more wasted costs orders as a result of Liverpool 'work to rule'

Claimant lawyers condemn 'deal with insurers' over Mesothelioma Bill

'Something to fill the gap, but it could have been a lot better'