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Professor Chris Bones reflects on how tdiversity might be achieved in the modern legal market

The LSB has reported that a dowturn in numbers of regulated firms and lawyers is in line with pre-pandemic norms

Michael Wilson considers scenarios where a leaseholder may find itself with an uninsured loss and what steps can be taken

Beverley Sunderland's small but 'perfectly-formed' and thriving employment boutique has embraced an appealing new ownership structure

Ther';s plenty of scope for growth if firms prove their cross-border worth and work on pricing and service delivery, explains Jim Leason

Risk in the time of covid-19 must be managed with care because regulatory requirements haven't changed, says Pete Riddleston

The MoJ has lost its way – that's the underlying message from a damning report from MPs

Most of the Law Commission's 43 recommendations for charity law reform have been accepted by government