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Cautionary tales: it takes all sorts

Richard Barr recalls some defining moments from 30 years in practice including experiecnes with overly appreciative, apologetic and furious clients

Agriculture update

Helen Gough considers how horses and their various functions are treated under current planning law

Could cyber security be the next path to growth for law firms?

By James McKenna, head of Infrastructure & Administrative Systems, Morrison & Foerster

Bright idea: apprenticeships capture intelligent people who wouldn't normally be on the radar

Bright idea: apprenticeships capture intelligent people who wouldn't normally be on the radar

Litigants face an uphill battle

Barclays settling with Guardian Care Homes in the recent Libor-linked court case is not a big surprise.

Back of the net

Real lawyers and traditional values count for something, decides Kerry Underwood, as he shares in the victory of his local football club

Life experience is needed to guide divorcing couples

Can students and trainees manage client expectations as confidently as experienced solicitors, asks Paula McMullan

Hindsight is not a wonderful thing in estate planning

Couples may snub a marriage certificate but they must write a will or risk losing property and assets, says Adam Draper