Archive

Keeping the judge happy

Sue Nash advises on how to streamline the difficult and awkward process of provisional assessment

Enforcing judgments obtained outside of the EU

England and Wales offer a straightforward and cost-effective means of enforcing foreign judgments, say John Abbott and Ben Thorogood

Licensing update

Jeremy Phillips discusses the plethora of alcohol-related legislation and proposals for more, managing property owners' letting of their premises and illegal gambling

Road traffic accident update

Would the man on the Clapham omnibus consider the liabilities of the driver, wonders Roger Cooper

Options for the next generation

Law firms who operate an apprenticeship scheme, as well as graduate training contracts, can access a more diverse pool of candidates, says Laura Mellstrom

SJ about town

Visualising injustice

Inheritance reforms do not offer enough protection, warns lawyer

Cohabitants and children to be left in the cold as changes to intestacy law loom

Remote access has evolved to give lawyers unprecedented flexibility

By James McKenna, Director of Infrastructure and Administrative Systems, Morrison & Foerster