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Mental incapacity does not terminate retainer

The High Court ruling should be welcome but will still require solicitors to consider their authority, says Greg Cox

Judicial reviews: some hits but one big miss

Chris Grayling has published 'round two' of the judicial review curbs.

Guilty without a trial

The tabloids know everything, says Felix

Off-the-peg divorces: firms adjust to commercial reality

Winning work via loss leaders may be the way forward for large companies now clients are more discerning

Full release: Unlock the power of your firm's technology

Unlock the full potential of your firm's technology by improving your business processes and training, says Jeffrey Brand

Far horizons: Creating a client-focused and client-led strategy

Law firms should define their own markets ?and create strategies that are client-focused and client-led, says Chris Smylie

Defendants who 'stood Mitchell on its head' must pay costs

High Court hits back after attempt to get 'free ride' following missed deadline

Back-seat driver

Having a car means independence, so take great care when telling a vulnerable client that they must surrender their licence, says Sofia Tayton