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Editor's blog | Single regulator: why not?

David Edmonds' suggestion at the Commons' Justice Committee was met with derision, but it didn't come as a surprise

Beyond repair: increased rights for landlords to recover maintenance costs

Tenants disputing service charges will no longer be able to rely on landlords' failure to consult unless they can show detriment, says Natasha Rees

Case in point | The rebirth of posthumous convictions

Richard Easton reports 'on the recent case of 'a ‘deathendent' in 'the Russian Federation

Time to engage

Local authorities will play a key role in ?long-term care, ?but the elderly must liaise with them to start the financial clock, says Tish Hanifan

China in your hand

Mainland Chinese clients are becoming more international and an important group for private wealth advisers, but there are cultural sensitivities to consider, says Marcus Leese

Legislative clauses in the Public Service Pensions Bill: the Henry VIII legacy

Legislative clauses in the Public Service Pensions Bill are unconstitutional and could 'lead to human rights claims, argue Alex Fox and Jonathan Waters

Rights to light revisited

Before rushing to abolish rights to light, we should consider 'the position of homeowners, warns Sarah Dwight

Lost in translation: lifting the corporate veil in divorce

The division of family and commercial judges will not 'alone dictate the lifting of the corporate veil in divorce, 'says Tom Bailey, but hard facts make bad law