Legal Profession: International Insight
Lawyers: loners or aspiring solopreneurs?
Looking at Australia, Travis Schultz explores the changing practices and ambitions of lawyers.
Legal services and the road to the UK-Australia trade deal
Anne Bodley and Catherine Brims argue that finalising a UK-Australia trade deal could benefit both countries’ legal sectors.
Commercial developments in Kenya
Richard Harney assesses how changes in Kenya’s commercial laws have enabled business to flourish in the East African country.
Hot stuff?: Fireworks, forensics, & familiarising lawyers with science
Chaynee Hodgetts considers the subject of forensic education for lawyers
Litigation, aviation, contamination: Michael Rawlinson QC
Chaynee Hodgetts interviews Michael Rawlinson QC, of 12 King’s Bench Walk and Kings Chambers
Smash and stay? Women and firms’ ‘glass ceiling’
Natalie Runyon evaluates ways women’s contemporary career progression can circumvent the ‘glass ceiling’
Mind the IHT gap
Simon Dawson explores how firms can use contemporary solutions to assist clients facing the ‘IHT gap’
The right to write? Lawyers as authors
HHJ Charles Harris QC reflects upon legal writing, and lawyers as authors
The French legal system: vive la différence?
David Pickup carries out a comparative analysis with the French criminal jurisdiction
