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Repeat business: is it contagious?

Other people help us decide what do, think and buy, so firms should consider the impact of social influence when looking at working practices

Many road traffic cases are not clear cut

'Offending drivers' are prosecuted on the basis of the prosecution's point of view and their expert's opinion. Are they right, or is there another stance, or mitigation, asks Nicola Beckwith-Elliott

The complete package

It is vital to ensure that nothing is overlooked in estate administration, says Fraser & Fraser By handling each case thoroughly and with meticulous attention to detail, Fraser & Fraser's services are designed to help minimise risks, maximise

Run for cover: undertakings and the benefit of PII

The courts take a serious view of undertakings, so small errors can lead to huge consequences, says John de Waal QC

Fast forward: Lessons from the recession for law firms

Are law firms sustaining the 'new normal' or returning to business as usual? Jill King considers the lessons learnt from the recession

Line of defence: How to avoid professional negligence claims

Alex Ktorides explains how to minimise the risk of a professional negligence claim and avoid a potential PR disaster

Darwinian disruption: How big data analytics will disrupt big business

Eric Hunter predicts how big data analytics will evolve to give law firms and clients stronger investigative and interpretive powers

Capital introductions driven by tax efficiency fail to address ownership issues

By Nick Jarrett-Kerr, Visiting Professor, Nottingham Law School