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Publicity at all costs

Will tweets such as Broad Yorkshire Law's become more acceptable, and should they?

Emergency budget expectations

What do we already know about the Tory government's tax pledges and where might George Osborne surprise us?

Mutually assured

The court will consider all of the evidence at its disposal when considering the validity of mutual wills, even accounts of conversations, says Lloyd Junor

Maintaining credit

Maintaining a healthy cash flow in any line of business is essential, but it's often a case of small details creating big problems, says Geraint Jones

Electing for confusion

In the days leading up to the general election, Leah considers the

MoJ has 'no further fat to cut' from legal aid

Public funds have been 'wasted' on consultants and external contracts

Crime and creative punishment

US judges have become famous for issuing weird and wonderful punishments for wrong-doers.

Lawyers told to avoid legal jargon when dealing with LiPs

Legal bodies draw up new guidelines as courts battle influx of 'DIY justice'