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Making a tax-compliant point

Liechtenstein shares many similarities with Switzerland but it is constantly moving with a changing wealth world to stand its independent ground, says Dr Ariel Sergio Goekmen

The internet doesn't solve every problem

Seeing a client across the table is all very 1960s, but it does help, says Russell Conway

Throw the book at them

Literature has featured in sentencing for the wrong reasons, but could reading be a novel punishment, asks Richard Easton

Aladdin's cyber cave: why lawyers must take computer security seriously

Law firms have been too relaxed about cyber security considering the large amount of personal data and confidential information they hold, but with growing numbers of clients now making it a requirement, this could be about to change, says Nick Gibbons

New criminal courts charge 'could raise £170m'

Grayling says charge will be written off if criminals do not reoffend

Seizing the moment without public displays of gratuitous jollification

The celebration of business success can be a difficult subject to tackle, says Catherine Maxfield

Judicial review: high-speed constitutional reconstruction

The HS2 ruling will restart debates about the principles of public law, Pavlos Eleftheriadis argues

Accessibility and credibility are key to local success

Choose familiar referrers and intermediaries to secure trust and invest in raising your profile, says Clare Trippier