With debate over the UK's continuing participation in the European Union hotting up, Solicitors Journal invites its readers to explain which way they are voting come the 23 June referendum. Can they persuade you?
Emma Scott discusses Rights of Women's challenge to the lawfulness of evidence requirements preventing victims
of domestic violence from qualifying for family legal aid
Syrian lawyer and international women's rights campaigner Laila Alodaat tells
John van der Luit-Drummond how she was stripped of her right to practise in
her native country, and how lawyers have been targeted by the Assad regime
The decision to allow an appeal to the Supreme Court raises questions about what constitutes 'reasonable financial provision' in claims under the Inheritance Act 1975,
writes John FitzGerald
Frenkel Topping's annual Deputy Day is an invaluable opportunity for deputies and trustees to share best practice, concerns, and solutions in a confidential and supportive environment
Sevyn Kalsi and Katherine Neal discuss the legal frameworks and standards that have allowed Jersey to establish itself as a transparent, modern, and attractive jurisdiction for private wealth matters
Howard Smith considers how the concept of testamentary capacity has evolved over time, including the impact of the Mental Capacity Act and the importance of the 'golden rule'