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Weathering the personal injury storm

The Jackson reforms and the deregulation of the legal services market have had a resounding impact, but personal injury firms in the North West are adapting by increasing paralegal recruitment and hiring qualified solicitors in niche areas, writes Mary Nowell

Bindmans lawyer to assist Briton over alleged Trump shooting charge

Saimo Chahal QC hopes to 'influence the legal process' and return Michael Sandford to the UK

Banking litigators and regulators to be big winners post Brexit

LIBOR investigations continue as expected FCA expansion means banks will need advice on UK financial services regulations

The two sides of Brexit for European lawyers

For the legal sector, the EU referendum result could be considered either a disaster or an opportunity, writes Massimiliano Danusso

Tyson Fury in High Court fight to clear his name

Positive test for banned substance denied by heavyweight champ's lawyers

Debunking 'cohabitation myths

Mariko Wilson discusses some commonly held false beliefs regarding the legal rights of cohabiting couples, and the advice practitioners should give clients to protect themselves

Thought leadership begins at home

Brexit will bring opportunities for some firms and put a strain on others; leaders must respond by reacting quickly and planning ahead, writes Steve Billot

The implications of Brexit 'for UK commercial disputes

Andy McGregor and Sarah Shaul consider the possible effects of withdrawal from the EU on the use of English governing law and jurisdiction clauses in commercial contracts