Archive

How good are you at doing the washing up?

Like neglected household chores, old client matters can build up quickly; Steve Billot advises firms on clearing up the clutter

Vnuk: An involuntary risk transfer

A recent CJEU decision on the 'use' of a vehicle raises questions about the scope of compulsory motor insurance, as well as the wider issue of how the EU affects UK law, writes Mike Dobson

LAA urged to delay compulsory CCMS use

Failing government IT project risks further restricting access to justice, says Resolution

Stupidity is catching and infecting our criminal laws

Upsettingly, parliament legislating with a flirty wink to the popular press is not a rarity as perhaps it should be, writes Secret Barrister

Geared for auto-enrolment

Susan Ball looks at the particular challenges faced by LLPs of complying with the auto-enrolment process

Finding hidden talent pools: establishing a legal apprentice scheme in your firm

Andy Wansell explains the benefits of establishing a legal apprentice scheme in your firm

Sole practitioners and lenders' panels

Decisions made by banks that do not understand our business models continue to impact adversely on sole practitioner firms, writes Sukhjit Ahluwalia

Leveraging cloud technologies to effect business change

By Neil Davison, Head of IT, Farrer & Co