A matter of perfection Firm leaders can learn from good parenting styles in their quest for perfection, says Dr Bob Murray
Toeing the regulatory line Emma Walker considers the extent to which the regulator will reach into lawyers' private lives
Before the stormThe causes of conduct that leads to regulatory action are often more informative than the conduct itself, Susanna Heley explains
A balance of convenience Trying to enforce restrictive covenants is not always prudent, as Scott Atkins explains
Advice on UK's diverging lockdown strategiesThe Law Society has urged solicitors to exercise caution and vigilance amid differing advice from devolved governments on how to approach lockdown
PM's announcement causes confusion for businessesBoris Johnson's announcement that anyone who cannot work from home is actively encouraged to go back to work, has caused confusion
Judicial conflict in remote hearingsA lack of parity in how family judges exercise their 'lockdown discretion' to allow remote court hearings is making things “difficult”
Remote hearings: well-being has 'gone out the window'Significant concerns around the fairness of remote family court hearings and access to technology have been identified by a snap consultation