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End of Tooks Chambers a 'direct result' of legal aid cuts

Government policies 'devastating the provision of legal services and threatening the rule of law'

Discount rate research 'could delay decision'

Research for MoJ reveals 'gaps in evidence' in understanding how rate works

Shark-infested waters

Owner-managed businesses should beware and be aware of changes to loan rules, says Lucy Brennan

Ignorance is amiss

How can a trust harm others? Nicholas Holland discusses trustees' fiduciary obligations and the consequence of Nelsonian knowledge

Stuart Fuller: How he is creating a 'challenger' global law firm

Manju Manglani speaks with Stuart Fuller about how King & Wood Mallesons is gearing up to become a 'challenger' global law firm

Countdown to launch: Merging marketing on a tight deadline

Jeff Berardi and Debra Woodman reveal how they integrated their firms' marketing functions on a tight merger deadline

Is the sun setting on our regulatory way of life?

If the responses on a single regulator from the SRA and Law Society are anything to go by yet more change is on the horizon,...

Cohabitation reform is a divisive issue

While cohabitation rights may not be a vote winner, it is a priority for family practitioners and must be addressed, says Julia Thackray