Practice Management: Risk & Compliance
Knife through the stereotypes
ARound about the time I was still doing juvenile court crime – like delinquency, a practice one hopes to grow out of – the fashion was to blame all society
A decade on from reform
The changes to the civil procedure rules following the Woolf report were implemented ten years ago, but have they delivered the intended fairer results at
Beneficial ownership
What constitutes detriment for the purpose of supporting a common intention constructive trust, asks Professor Mar
There is no substitute for qualified experts
Stephen Ashcroft advises claimant lawyers to obtain financial analysis from experts to protect themselves against professional indemnit
Civil litigation brief
Gordon Exall looks at the procedure and guidelines governing the transfer of actions from the county court to the Technology and Constructio
Challenging the combat immunity principle
Claims by members of the armed services injured on active service abroad maybe more likely to succeed under human rights legislation,explains Dije
Independent decisions
Expert determinations are increasingly favoured by those lawyers keen on resolving dispute away from the courts, says Joh
Opinion: where next for family legal aid?
Low fees mean that family legal aid firms cannot afford to expand and there is evidence that their numbers may be shrinking faster than anyone realised, sa
Business leads
The ability to generate and convert leads into business is a skill that modern firms must master, says Yur
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