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The lawyers are revolting!

Will solicitors and barristers join forces in industrial action after Gove protects advocacy fees from cuts?

Gove the grammar pedant

It has been a big week for the new Lord Chancellor, Michael Gove

Growing pains

Choosing the best business growth strategy is a risky and uncertain process, but standing still will always have the same inevitable outcome, advises Geraint Jones

Who's eligible?

What does the Care Act actually mean for the eligibility of state care, ask Matthew Barnett and Emily Grosvenor-Taylor

What makes an activity a sport?

Is Bridge a sport or not? Sport England and the Charity Commission have completely contradicted each other on the debate, but the courts will soon...

Trumped by a promise

Freedom of testamentary disposition will mean very little if a testator has already made a promise to give away the lion's share of their estate

Retired solicitor handed 15-year bankruptcy order for misappropriating client money

The non-practising solicitor has also been charged with ten offences of fraud and one of forgery

Nine out of 10 lawyers save more than £250 a month regularly

Lawyers are sensible savers but need to be smarter to fulfil their ambitions