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Solicitor has mint idea

A British lawyer will close his Spanish law practice to expand sales of his 'heat tolerant sweets', the Spanish -climate's equivalent of Mint Imperials.

Law Society urges Legal Aid Agency to address procurement process crisis

It is not the responsibility of successful firms to defend the LAA against claims its tender process was 'seriously flawed'

Active or passive?

Isolating the best investment strategy has never been a case of choosing one over the other as a combination of both is sometimes required

Dyson threatened with legal action over allegations of cheating

British entrepreneur claims German powerhouse manipulated energy-efficiency tests

In everything but name

Divorced couples who continue to cohabit are likely to fall into a trap where their assets can still be claimed by their former spouse

MP 'sets hare running' with VW corporate manslaughter charge claim

Prosecuting car manufacturer would be an 'insurmountable' task, says Kinglsey Napley partner

Flailing firms: How mid-market law firms can return from the brink of failure

Many mid-market law firms in the UK are failing to make critical changes that could prevent business failure, warn Viv Williams and Samantha Palmer

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