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Fat-cat insurers are lining their pockets

It is time for a root and branch review into the unscrupulous practices of the insurance industry, says Qamar Anwar

I ain't sayin' he's a gold digger…

But court costs can be a high price to pay for some positive PR, writes Douglas Campbell

Munby P: Judicial intervention not the answer to helping those like 'X'

'Blood on our hands' remark and press interest led to swift action, says lawyer

Judges need clarity on EU law post-Brexit

Blaming judges for making law when parliament has failed to do so would be unfair, says Lord Neuberger

Taylor Review: The work starts now

David Widdowson discusses the recommendations of the report on modern employment practice and whether this will be enough to bring UK regulations up to date with the gig economy

The Grenfell Tower public inquiry: Managing expectations

Difficult messages about the scope of the inquiry must be communicated now to avoid damaging trust and confidence in the process further down the line, explains Emma Ireton

What HR should really do

Regardless of background, the right people should be around the top table. This includes HR professionals, argue Rob Lees and Mike Mister

Top qualities that make a solicitor a good salesperson

Networking events, seminars, and hosting prospects are all opportunities to sell yourself and your firm. However, many solicitors shy away from or are 'too busy' to regularly and consistently treat sales opportunities as a priority, writes Mark Platt