Compulsory ADR: What's it all about?Tony Guise explores how ADR is utilised in civil justice and its potential compulsory use
Funny money: Don't be like Al CaponeWith money laundering now a sophisticated affair, Susan Humble warns of the risks of complacency
Enforced changeAt a time when the profession has become super flexible, Nicola Jones explains how firms can capitialise as they continued to adapt
Reigniting the mentorYou don't need a formal programme, nor must you be a partner or in senior leadership to be a mentor, as Amandeep Khasriya explains
Clashing RightsAnn Stanyar considers the rights of care home residents, covid-19 vaccinations and best interests decisions
Listen to clients – and learnExceptional client experience is more vital than ever to sustain loyalty, says Helen Hamilton-Shaw
Covid-19 and the criminal courts: Investment is the keyNick Titchener, director and defence solicitor at Lawtons Law, explains what's needed to get the CJS back on its feet
How can remote family hearings be improved?Remote hearings cannot replicate a court room but they do the next best thing, says Emma Nash