Our search for a COLP candidate led to some difficult questionsBy Ian Jeffery, Managing Partner, Lewis Silkin
Appeal judges reject 'reinterpretation' of nuisance lawsThe Court of Appeal has rejected what Lord Justice Carnwath described as an “elaborate reinterpretation†by the High Court of the traditional approach to the law of nuisance.
Black and whiteMarley v Rawlings reinforces to practitioners that there is little middle ground when it comes to drafting, says Joseph Goldsmith
Improve business performance by creating an active listening cultureBy Beverly Landais, CEO, Devereux Chambers
Communication breakdownMark Dubbery explains how Re Murray offers valuable guidance on the interpretation of clerical errors in drafting
Multiple factorsThere is no simple formula for law firms to successfully motivate staff, says David Coldrick
Lord Neuberger sets limits on article 8 defence to possession proceedingsCourts should identify 'minority of cases' early