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The cultural dimensions of leveraging institutional knowledge

By Andrew Hedley, Director, Hedley Consulting

The British Bill of Rights and the nightmare delay before Christmas

Is the government finally realising it cannot avoid ECHR provisions and international obligations when drafting the Bill, asks John van der Luit-Drummond

Law firms are at a new frontier: Replacing hunches with metrics and know-how

By Kevin Klein, Program Director, ARK Group

'Knowledge Management in the Legal Profession': Tracking the progress of KM for 11 years

By Emma Reitano, Commissioning Editor, Managing Partner Books

CMC hit with record £850,000 fine for 'flagrant breach' of regulation

Millions of 'deliberate' nuisance calls results in almost 2,000 complaints to Ofcom

Data breaches by solicitors and barristers increase by a third

Sensitive information held by law firms means any breach could warrant intervention by ICO, says lead policy officer

'Financially burdensome' run-off insurance hampers firms looking to switch regulators

Prohibitive costs prevents legal businesses choosing the right regulator, says CILEx Regulation

Proportionality of confiscation and compensation orders 'in Davenport

'Not unfair' orders made by the court do not stand up to the test of proportionality and fly in the face of common sense, writes Paul Lazarus