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'Comfort and style aren't mutually exclusive'

Keith Etherington talks fashion brands and the future of the office suit

Has a Trojan horse been invited into the Global Law Summit?

Chairman of the CBA slams government for treating legal aid system as a second-class service

Battle lines are drawn

Protests against the Global Law Summit have been growing in momentum

Children 'stripped for own protection' by police must have a parent present

Court of Appeal 'expresses concern' and rules that children in custody require special care to protect their wellbeing

Fraud unravels all

Professional advisers must be aware that advice given for the purpose of sheltering assets from care home fees will have to be disclosed in court, says Christine Cooper

Law firms often misunderstand what strategy really means

By Richard Tromans, Founder, TromansConsulting

The role of L&D in re-engaging jaded or actively disengaged employees

By Sue Beavil, Learning and Organisational Development Manager, Slater & Gordon

High Court finds 'material errors' in Grayling's guidance on legal aid funding

The right to legal aid in inquests flows from the need of next of kin to be involved in an effective investigation