Does the SRA treat sexual misconduct cases seriously enough? Jeremy Phillips QC and Esther Drabkin-Reiter consider this following the Beckwith decision

Conveyancing can resume from today but new guidance must be followed, the government has announced
 

Denzil Lush recalls a nifty trick for catching out fraudulent applications for powers of attorney 

The causes of conduct that leads to regulatory action are often more informative than the conduct itself, Susanna Heley explains 

Trying to enforce restrictive covenants is not always prudent, as Scott Atkins explains 

Boris Johnson's announcement that anyone who cannot work from home is actively encouraged to go back to work, has caused confusion

A lack of parity in how family judges exercise their ‘lockdown discretion’ to allow remote court hearings is making things “difficult” 

Significant concerns around the fairness of remote family court hearings and access to technology have been identified by a snap consultation

The HSE’s regulatory approach to work related stress is compliance without sanction, says Rhian Greaves