Archive

MoJ mediation report tells us 'little that's new'

National Family Mediation says the source of referrals to family mediation have 'flipped' since the legal aid cuts

Europe's recovery on track

Coutts' global equity strategist, James Butterfill, provides an overview of what the ECB's quantitative easing program means for the Eurozone, bonds and European economic growth

Practitioners urged to remain vigilant over Public Law Outline

The success of the system is in the hands of those within it, warns family lawyer

Additional governance over surveillance laws won't work

'Security agencies must be the subject of effective scrutiny and independent oversight', says Bar Council

Business investment relief

The government introduced tax relief provisions for non-domiciled UK resident tax payers in the Finance Act 2012; Steve Wheeler offers guidance on how to take advantage of them

Free legal advice for victims of 'revenge porn'

'Pernicious and challenging issue' tackled by Queen Mary University and Mishcon de Reya

Former British diplomat named new IPS chair

CILEx regulator appoints Quinton Quayle amid 'fast changing' regulatory landscape

Minimum standards

I have some sympathy with the current predicament the Junior Lawyers Division (JLD) finds itself in.