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Wear and tear

The tenancy deposit protection scheme is a law in turmoil, says Tessa Shepperson

Brick by brick

Mark Warwick and Paul De La Piquerie reminisce about some of 2010's juiciest commercial property disputes

Occupational hazard

James Fieldsend and Kenneth Street ask: when is trespass not a trespass?

Shirley you can't be serious

“Surely you can't be serious,” I said to my wife when she decided that it would be a good idea to spend four weeks in Australia.

Up for interpretation

Has the ruling in Oceanbulk created a new exception or are just old principles being applied? Graham Huntley and Richard Viegas investigate

Lawyers question impact of gender equality plans

Employment lawyers have questioned the impact of the government's decision to press ahead with 'positive action' to improve the recruitment of women and minority groups, while opting for a voluntary approach to gender pay reporting.

MoJ 'freezing us out' says JP

Skimping on fuel bills is putting justice at risk, according to one magistrate.

LSB kicks off will-writing mystery shopping research

The Legal Services Board is to roll out its first will-writing mystery shopper initiative amid a range of other investigations into core high street interests.