Archive

The Supreme Court: Under new management

Will the appointment of Lady Hale encourage the legal profession to modernise, wonders Julian Hawkhead

Trivial pursuits

How can we stop neighbour disputes finding their way to court, wonders Jean-Yves Gilg

QC bests parking company over £85 fine

Lawyer criticises ParkingEye for 'indulging in pernicious bullying tactics against motorists'

Munby P: Government support for LiPs 'sadly inadequate'

Family court procedures and rules are unintelligible to litigants in person

LOD unveils new product to tackle law firms' secondment challenges

A 'creative and significantly more cost-effective' solution, says flexible legal service's co-founder

Lockton launches 'seamless insurance solution' for solicitors

Interlock combines PII, cyber, and crime cover in one policy

The soul of discretion

John Melville-Smith discusses the limits of solicitors' liability regarding a discretionary trust in the case of Joseph v Farrer & Co

'Is this really manslaughter? Really?'

The jury's finding in the case of Charlie Alliston should serve as a reminder to prosecutors of asking themselves the big question, writes Peter Bowles