The new justice economy
Can you afford to ignore online dispute resolution? Tim Wallis is not so sure
12 September 2017
Can we consciously stop unconscious bias?
We all make choices that discriminate against one group in favour of another. But we can reduce the negative effects to create working environments where such choices are less likely to affect final hiring decisions, writes Sarah Winship
12 September 2017
Invest in understanding the client journey
To improve service delivery, you need to track the complete journey your clients make, explains Helen Hamilton-Shaw
8 September 2017
Good instructions yield good results
A close working relationship between solicitor and expert will benefit both sides, explains Sandy Mackay
8 September 2017
Law firms urged to tackle junior lawyers’ stress and mental health issues
Three-quarters of newly qualifieds consider taking time off work to cope with mental health problems
12 April 2017
‘Significant disconnect’ exists between large law firms and clients
Lawyers must make their clients feel valued and protected, says academic
12 April 2017
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Further cuts and the online recorder test debacle are enough to make solicitors long for the days of inkwells, pink ribbon, and a publicly funded justice system that worked for all, writes John van der Luit-Drummond
17 February 2017
Legal sector dominates workplace equality index
Stonewall’s findings reflect how many firms are leading by example, says Law Society president
19 January 2017
Can you help us to help others?
We can shine a light on some of the key areas of inequality facing our society, writes David Isaac
23 November 2016
Book review: Writing Medico-Legal Reports in Civil Claims
Alec Samuels reviews the ‘impressive’ textbook that he says would benefit lawyers with its ‘scholarship and practicality’
7 November 2016
