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Pinsent Masons accused of 'deliberately misinterpreting' SFO data

White & Case partner comes to the defence of City colleague and argues SFO has 'lost its focus'

One in ten Brits regret not signing a pre-nuptial agreement

Liverpool law firm claims a three-fold increase in demand for pre-marital contracts

Clawback regulations for public sector exit payments unclear, say employment lawyers

Government plans are 'unnecessarily complicated' and unhelpful to employees and employers

From the archive: February 9, 1952

In 1952, SJ contemplated the change in legal terms brought in by the new reign of Elizabeth II

What will the prevalent work ethos be in ten years' time?

The need to adapt your firm's working culture isn't just for the millennials moving up the ranks – Gen Y are now your clients too, writes Louise Hadland

We're all lawyers. What's in the name?

CILEx president David Edwards talks to John van der Luit-Drummond about ?growing the institut';s numbers amid a challenging legal marketplace

What's not being said in the Paris Agreement

Professor David Campbell dissects the UN agreement, which he argues has failed to properly address climate change

The 'right to rent' checking regime

The government's new requirements for landlords not only risk increasing bureaucracy and raising rents, but also encouraging discrimination, warns Tessa Shepperson