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Cabinet reshuffle: shifting the balance of power in human rights law

Conservative promises to curtail the power of the European Court of Human Rights is a 'car crash' waiting to happen. John van der Luit-Drummond reports

For a new deal

As the training contract application deadline looms, the Junior Lawyers Division (JLD) is calling on the Law Society to support a reprise of the recommended minimum salary for trainee solicitors. Good for them.

Attitudes to anticipate your law firm's future

By Andrew Hedley, Director, Hedley Consulting

New holiday, new you: Taking your professional performance to the next level

By Neil May, Executive Manager, Hogan Lovells

Law firms need to be culture vultures: it could be key to the future of legal services

By Mark Brandon, Managing Director, Motive Legal Consulting

Former BSB director is new CILEx chief executive

Mandie Lavin takes on role as the chief of the professional body for vocational legal training

De-stressed lending

With significant improvement in the economy and a buoyant housing market, we've seen the appetite for new house purchases rising steadily, says Kumar Jethwa

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Human rights and half-baked plans: did we expect anything else?