Archive

Wider discretion given to costs judges when assessing solicitors' costs

Court of Appeal considers 'special circumstances' when departing from one fifth rule for first time

Unwelcome attention

Latin American families face a prolonged and painful journey as the full glare of international transparency standards begin to illuminate their affairs

Compliance can reset the ethical compass on 'the way we do things here'

By Manju Manglani, Editor, Managing Partner

Rushing to protect in the wake of Paris

Knee jerk reactions that may impinge on our civil liberties are not what is needed right now, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

Breaking the silence

Bullying happens in law firms like anywhere else and can take many forms, writes Kevin Poulter

Associate Insight: Effective project management for the legal sector

By VESK for Legal and Change Harbour

Make your home work for you

There are many tax and commercial advantages to trading out of an historic home that is open to the public, explains Julie Butler

MoJ urged to make LASPO exemption U-turn

'Rogue directors' will be able to act with impunity, say insolvency professionals