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Lord Neuberger: Bringing the common law out of the shadows

The outgoing Supreme Court president talks to Jean-Yves Gilg about pushing boundaries and greater openness

North West powerhouse?

Brexit will pose a challenge for those providing property services, but with business booming in Manchester, North West law firms are well placed to ride out any market volatility, believes Mary Nowell

Judicial and public relations

Reasserting the role and core principles of the judiciary is a delicate public relations exercise we can all play a part in, writes Ashley Fredericks

Fighting homelessness on the front line

Helen Roberts explains how a legal advice centre in Wales is tackling one of society's greatest crises. Matthew Rogers reports

Navigating the MoJ portal and fixed costs world

Sarah Robson gives the lowdown on Kerry Underwood 's new book on personal injury and costs

How to be a better solicitor

Clear advice and effective communication are key to being a good solicitor, advises Roisin Harper

HMCTS brews up storm over coffee 'sip-test'

Lawyers on a coffee run required to taste each drink before entering court

Law firms urged to get 'houses in order' over GDPR compliance

Insurance specialist sets up data protection taskforce to carry out full risk assessment