Firms seeking to retain fee earners and secure clients need to
look beyond restrictive covenants and focus on developing a strong brand to create loyalty to your business, not the individuals within it, writes Judith Dorkins
Resolving a complaint internally avoids the uncertainty of an LeO reference, exposure
to a fixed fee, and reputational damage, advise James Holman and Helen Littlewood
Richard Easton considers whether the presumption of innocence in criminal proceedings, enshrined in article 6.2, extends to protect individuals facing subsequent employment vetting
It is essential that firms familiarise themselves with the SRA's proposals to pare down
the Accounts Rules and focus on the core requirements, says Susanna Heley
Dr Jock Mackenzie rounds up recent case law, including an unusual claim considering whether there is a duty between a hospital and a patient's extended family
Elizabeth Eyre sets out some of the compliance considerations for private client lawyers and discusses how the risks can be recognised and, as far as possible, managed
Firms should be developing individuals who are associated with specialisms to produce the targeted content that today's online marketing demands, explains Ben Hollom