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Charity law update

Do members of charities have any duty towards the furtherance of the charitable purpose, asks Stephen Roberts

Mixed messages

The search for answers continues in the family court system, says Marilyn Stowe

Time to hang up your boots?

From being yelled at by older solicitors to doing the yelling, Richard Barr reminisces on decades in the legal industry

Getting your house in order is a first step to financial stability

Half of all law firms may not have a viable future unless they radically change direction, says Viv Williams

Law firms need a sense of balance in their work ethic expectations

By Nick Jarrett-Kerr, Visiting Professor, Nottingham Law School

Moral intentions attacked

Those seemingly innocuous points about trusts and inheritance tax in the Autumn Statement were easy to miss but should not be overlooked, says Fay Copeland

Computer-assisted review: technology says yes

The technology and the evidence are there, now all litigators are waiting for the first test case, say Chris Jackson is a partner and Lloyd Nail

Foundation course: reconstructing your conveyancing practice

Moving to a new conveyancing approach with technology at its heart, which allows you to keep track of any transaction at any time - and potentially involves lawyers for the other side - is a painful but necessary process, says David Pett as he shares his own recent experience