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March 2025
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Jill Lorimer
Jill Lorimer shares her thoughts on the report that criticises the FCA's proposed name and shame policy
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Tim Kiely
Tim Kiely asks whether more could have been done to prevent the attack in Southport
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Natalie Sutherland provides a detailed breakdown of the latest ruling concerning posthumous conception
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Sasha Rozansky takes a look at the findings set out in the NAO’s report on tackling violence against women and girls
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Honor Giles
Honor Giles speaks to the Solicitors Journal about her career in family law
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Niall Hearty
Niall Hearty looks at the fall in investigations by HMRC
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Tom Woodhouse, 
Andrew Mckinlay
Tom Woodhouse and Dr. Andrew McKinlay share their thoughts on the missed opportunity to reassess what constitutes a ‘technical’ problem in the modern world
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Rachel Fisher shares her thoughts on the rollout of the reporting provisions in family courts
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Lyndsey Frawley provides a breakdown of the report on tax evasion in the UK retail sector
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Eddie Flanagan, 
Caroline Mattin
Eddie Flanagan and Caroline Mattin provide their thoughts on a recent combined ruling that will have implications for consumer finance
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Bernard George argues that punishing solicitors for bringing the profession into disrepute is wrong
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Susanne Buergi shares practical advice for junior lawyers on how to thrive in remote and hybrid working environments
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Mithun Rabheru
Bill Bidder and Mithun Rabheru explain the biodiversity net gain requirements
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Matt Taylor
Matt Taylor says there are good reasons most NHS trusts advise against the use of friends and family as interpreters
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Karen Holden
Karen Holden explores the key considerations for lawyers when advising clients on AI
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Ebony Hornby
Ebony Hornby analyses the appeal in Mitchell Burrows v Premier Automotive, where HHJ Ranson overturned the decision to strike out the claimant’s injury claim, emphasizing the misapplication of legal tests and the unjust removal of QOCS protection
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Stephen Mayson
Natalie Sutherland
Sasha Rozansky
Andrew Roberts
Harriet Holmes
Lee Masson
Elliott Phillips
Paul Grant
Rachel Fisher
Lyndsey Frawley
Bernard George
Susanne Buergi
Vanessa Lloyd Platt
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Helene Russell
Michelle Howard
Nigel Cayless
James Philippsohn
Ian Hargreaves