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Agricultural update

Alex Robinson advises on the EU's reform of the Common Agricultural Policy

Saving heartache and expense on leasehold repairs

Simon Allison believes that it is time for a reminder of the Leasehold Property Repairs Act 1938

Terminating terrors

Julian Acratopulo considers when repudiatory breaches of a contract can lead to termination in light of Valilas v Januzaj

The ticking of the billable clock

Stephen Chalmers-Morris explains why time recording is not a waste of time

Protecting client data in the digital age

Recent celebrity photo leaks are a warning to law firms of the importance of cyber security, explains Eleanor Kilner

Leveraging your ROI online

Rahul Katrak

Weighing the risk

Defining obesity as a disability may make compliance with the Equality Act that much harder, says Nick Elwell-Sutton

Trainee recruitment battleground set to continue

Although the number of students studying law is decreasing the calibre of candidates competing for training contracts remains as strong as ever, says Frances Lambton