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Tory immigration target risks 'legal brain drain'

UK law firms may have greater difficulty in retaining best talent from Europe, says law school head

Charities as beneficiaries

Following the recent Ilott decision, Lucy Gill discusses the duty of trustees to ensure that any funds due to a charity are collected

Structural integrity

Darren Hooker considers the options available to charities hoping to change their legal structure, and the advantages and disadvantages of each

Law Society abused dominant position over CQS training courses

Chancery Lane maintains decisions were taken in good faith and in the public interest

Charities and data protection - the basics

Charities must ensure they handle supporters' personal data correctly, or risk financial penalties and the loss of public trust, writes Bethan Walsh

A significant change in fundraising?

While it is hoped that the new Fundraising Regulator will make a difference for charities and donors, there is still room for improvement, explains Andrew Mackie

Parents don't always know best

The 'serious legal issues' raised in Charlie Gard's case have long been acknowledged and there is already a settled process in place, writes Jean-Yves Gilg

Commercial litigation: Asset-stripping and judgment avoidance

The ruling in Marex Financials provides a new useful tool against third parties dissipating a judgment debtor's assets, says Leigh Callaway