Uneven keel: social care fundingThe government's quest for an affordable system of social care risks directing any relief primarily to the wealthy, says Austin Thornton
Alarm bells: Earl of Cardigan v MooreThe case of the Earl of Cardigan v Moore contains a stark warning for trustee-beneficiaries, say Malcolm Bishop QC and Seth Cumming
Trust, but verify: future generation beneficiariesThe search for the recipients of royalties from the work of Arthur Sullivan highlights the difficulties in tracking down future-generation beneficiaries ?of will trust funds
The Nicklinson decision is heartbreaking, but the right one in terms of maintaining the separation of powers, says Isabel McArdle
Intensive care doctors call for rapid access to courts to stop children sufferingSanctity of life must be balanced against 'futility of inappropriate attempts to prolong it'
Duty bound: Hughes v BourneJoseph Goldsmith reports on the ?nature of a power of appropriation ?as highlighted in Hughes v Bourne
Balancing act: Re EJessica Negyal weighs up the difficult decisions the Court of Protection faced in Re E