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Osborne announces complete reform of stamp duty tax

Osborne expects tax payers to save almost £800m a year due to the changes

GPs report knock-on effect of legal aid cuts

Simple social welfare problems are 'spiralling out of control'

Inclusion and exclusion in competitive sport

The role of the law is a critical consideration for effective regulation of discrimination in sport, says Seema Patel

Extended exposure

Professional pensions advisers have a lengthy exposure to claims against them, so what can they do to protect themselves, ask Julian Miller and Sara Robertson

Renewing focus on professionalism

Incoming SRA chair, Enid Rowlands, is committed to making the regulator more transparent

Mediation in the age of reduced legal aid

We are currently in the third annual Family Dispute Resolution Week, a campaign organised by Resolution and supported by many family lawyers to promote alternative, non-court ways of resolving family disputes.

Sink or swim: the difference between study and practice

The commercial realities of working in a firm are a far cry from remembering case notes in the library, says Luke Murphy

Care home closure

The closure of a local authority care home often provokes a storm of protest, legal intervention and judicial review, explains Alec Samuels