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The burden of knowledge

A greater understanding that their planning is poor leads lawyers to worry about their retirment more than most, so why not act now?

Tailoring approval

Lucy Brennan unravels the chancellor's autumn statement and suggests that with dwindling public finances, private clients won't find any respite for a long while yet

When two wrongs almost make a right

Colin Lawson predicts that the pendulum between the FTSE 100 and commercial property has swung, and backs the FTSE 100 to deliver better investment returns in 2015.

Non-lawyers make better Lord Chancellors, argues Grayling

Tory blogger says Grayling has launched a 'counter-attack' on those who see him as unfit for purpose

In pursuit of social reform

Even after four decades of practice, Patrick Allen still believes the law is an instrument for social justice, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

High Court holds out on Grayling

Legal profession waits to see if fair trials will be relegated to the 'dustbin of history'

Associate Announcement: 3,500 schools seeking legal professionals to volunteer as school governors

By education charity SGOSS

The upcoming challenges for managing partners in 2015

By Valerie Toon, Managing Partner at Mundays