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Must try harder
Solicitors Journal

Must try harder

Parents are being forced into costly legal battles over special needs because local authorities are dodging their duties, says Edward Duff
Trust issues
Solicitors Journal

Trust issues

Too many basic errors have left the charity sector swarming with conflicts of interest – and it is up to lawyers to sort it out, says Michelle Russell
A higher power
Solicitors Journal

A higher power

The Pope's whirlwind tour of Britain has left monumental legal questions in its wake, writes Fudia Smartt
Muhdah!
Solicitors Journal

Muhdah!

Everybody loves a good one: old ladies, vicars, poets, aristocrats, hard-bitten old soak boozers, opera-loving intellectuals, doctors, lawyers and everybody else on the sofa: murder is not dead but alive and kicking.
Update: personal injury
Solicitors Journal

Update: personal injury

Vijay Ganapathy discusses recovering hospice treatment costs, overcoming the burden of proof in cases on industrial deafness, solicitors' hourly rates and occupiers' liability
Same but different
Solicitors Journal

Same but different

Martin Coleman, SRA board member representing City firms' interests, tells Jean-Yves Gilg why one size can't fit all when it comes to regulation
Bringing the house down
Solicitors Journal

Bringing the house down

In-house legal privilege is the latest casualty of a disappointing lack of sustained discussion that surrounds so many ECJ decisions, says Paul Stanley NO
Sod's law
Solicitors Journal

Sod's law

The law can be dumb. We celebrate that fact here