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Can remote justice be delivered?

Is it truly possible to establish a digital justice system that's workable, fair to the parties and achieves justice? 

Solicitor struck off for dishonesty

A sole practitioner has been struck off for dishonesty after using client money to pay off his firm's debts

Money-laundering: register by Sunday or stop tax advice work

Firms and freelance solicitors have until Sunday 10 January to check whether any of their tax advice work falls within the new definition for money-laundering...

2021: ready for reinvention?

Reinvention is possible with a sense of purpose, emotional intelligence and practical skills, says Nicola Jones

The Challenge Ahead

The profession must redouble efforts on equality or risk turning back the clock, argues Dana Denis-Smith

A RADICAL APPROACH TO CHANGE

Viv Williams challenges firms to question whether 2021 is the start of a new era or a return to the old ways of working

2021: THE YEAR OF COMPULSORY ADR?

The perennial tolerance of delays in civil justice is giving way, as Tony Guise explains

From Bosnia to the Home Office

When Malcolm Simmons left his role as president of EU international judges and returned to England and set up as a consultant, his chief concern...