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Proactive law schools will reassess their LLB

More so than ever, the undergraduate law degree does not determine what career path its students will take, explains Jackie Panter

Fundamental dishonesty: what's all the fuss about?

After much debate, clause 45 may present challenges but could provide some balance for insurance claims, says David Johnson

Your nearest relative isn't always the dearest

Detaining a mental health patient will be a more nuanced process, says Dr David Hewitt

Control or compassion: social housing and antisocial behaviour

Will the new mandatory grounds for possession introduced by part V of the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 give vulnerable tenants a fair deal, asks Tilly Rubens

Prove yourself: how to show continuing competence

As the first major step to emerge from the LETR comes in, firms may have to review their recruitment process to help demonstrate the calibre of employees, says Susanna Heley

Seeing through the blog

It's important to get to the point in messaging, so blogging regularly is no longer the time-consuming and challenging task it once was, says Catherine Maxfield

European indulgence in fundamental principles

A recent CJEU case reflects the realities of today's workforce, says Paul Stanley QC

Civil litigation: take a more proportionate approach

Eleanor Kilner offers a post-mortem on the 'Mitchell 3' ruling, which should re-establish the meaning of CPR 3.9