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Legal profession bids farewell to CILEx chief

Lord Neuberger: 'Success of CILEx, which has contributed to the rule of law and diversity, is attributable to Diane Burleigh'

Ombudsman data reveals extent of complaints against NHS

'Statistics shows the challenges people face when confronted with medical negligence'

Lord Chancellor 'hell-bent' on pressing ahead with criminal legal aid reforms

MoJ's increase of just two duty provider contracts is a 'slap in the face' for legal aid lawyers. John van der Luit-Drummond reports

Beetlemania

Despite the fact that Uruguay's nonconformist and libertarian president José Mujica cannot stand for re-election, the nation's upward trajectory will continue, regardless of who is...

Number of fraudulent trade mark registers on the rise

Many organisations lack the resources to distinguish fact from fiction

Breaking down silos

A silo mentality has its benefits, but constant isolation and a lack of camaraderie will always lead to an inefficient firm, says Geraint Jones

The end of an era?

Star fund managers have been a key feature of the fund management industry for a long time but their days appear to be numbered

Reputations at risk: Navigate client guidelines on conflicts of interest

Clients' conflicts requirements are becoming increasingly challenging, warns Frank Maher. He provides some tips on navigating their outside counsel guidelines