ICAEW loses judicial review of refusal to grant complete regulatory powers
The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) has lost its high court appeal to regulate all reserved legal services.
7 March 2019
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Full capacity: should you take instructions from client?
Litigators should be attuned to capacity issues before taking or proceedings with client instructions, warns Hannah Mantle
7 March 2019
Spotify the law: Are the OPG trying to make us redundant?
Online legal tools can be liberating and confusing in equal measure, which is why lawyers are still need, so why can’t this be acknowledged, asks Gary Rycroft
6 March 2019
Nearly half of law firms now set up as corporate entities
Decline in traditional partnerships suggests new approach to legal business
6 March 2019
Grave matters
No, Richard Barr will not use a WHSmith will form even if his 80-year-old client finds it neater
1 March 2019
Charitable gifts in wills: should solicitors be ‘making the ask’?
There are many reasons why private client solicitors should not be afraid of asking clients whether they would like to leave a legacy in their wills, says Gary Rycroft
2 February 2019
The contempt of the SRA
Kerry Underwood has a warning notice for the SRA: Leave the law to parliament and judging to the judges
25 September 2017
A new leaf
Minster Law’s managing director Michael Warren explains to Matthew Rogers how the firm is finding ways to increase efficiency and grow its business
25 September 2017
Solicitors and social worth in the North East
Insurance lawyers have a new role model in Meg Kirby, the founder of a dynamic charity that provides urgent pro bono advice to terminally ill patients. John van der Luit-Drummond reports
25 September 2017
Anchored in the community
Colin Jones talks to Matthew Rogers about steering Hewitsons through the perilous waters of the mid-tier market
25 September 2017
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