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Ruth Fenton advises firms on how they can do more to support dyslexic employees

Jayne Clemens and Tom Stenner-Evans discuss the remedies available in cases of defamatory online statements made by disgruntled ex-employees

The government's hike to court fees is a further barrier to justice, say Seamus Smyth and Jonathan Fozard

John Bunker considers the recent Law Society practice note on preparing wills for clients leaving gifts to solicitors or their colleagues

The judgment in Hemming will have far-reaching consequences for the funding of regulated entities, says Jermey Phillips

Belinda Walkinshaw considers recent case law in relation to the validity of notices and compliance with statutory procedures

Norfolk law firm 'reclaims independence' from legal networking giant

When does emergency legislation stop being used in emergencies and start to compromise the rule of law, asks Timothy Hill