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Court of Appeal victory for patient choice over medical paternalism

Medical advice must be clear, comprehensible, and highlight alternatives

Why and how the SQE can work

The example of the qualified lawyers transfer scheme shows it is possible to create high-quality exams catering for large numbers of prospective solicitors, writes Eileen Fry

Supreme Court in search for new justices

Selection process launched to fill three vacancies on UK's highest court

'Helen Archer' law must not forget alleged abusers

Barrister condemns routine use of terminology that fails to acknowledge presumption of innocence

Charities challenge Home Office over Dubs scheme decisions

Court to hear judicial reviews on resettlement cap and criteria for unaccompanied child refugees

Lawyers slam 'shameful' MoD compensation reforms

Removal of duty of care may deny British troops justice

The true cost of will writing

As competition increases, Lisa Davies advises firms to abandon the idea of will drafting as a loss-leader and develop the courage to be 'reassuringly expensive'

Ambush by consultation paper

Kerry Underwood despairs at the continuing onslaught of government consultations