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A problem of their own making?

Jonathan Silverman considers whether the cost stops with the manufacturer, rather than the retailer, when it comes to liability for defective products

One consultation size does not fit all

Saara Idelbi discusses challenges over QASA, defeats for the Lord Chancellor and society's interaction with public policy decision-making

The tick tock of the PACE clock

Rachel Cook discusses proposals for limits on police/pre-charge bail, redressing the balance of ex-parte hearings and caution culture

A problem shared is a problem halved

When it comes to notifying your professional indemnity insurer of a claim against your firm, the clock is ticking, say Tom Pelham and Arran-Leigh Roberts

Two out of three legal professionals find it hard to 'do the right thing'

New research recommends a review of ethics education within the legal profession

Shareholders to make legal claim against Tesco

Bentham Europe announces funding of action against supermarket giant

CSR, CR, SB – what does it all mean and does it really matter?

By Beverly Landais, Marketing and BD Director, Saunderson House

10 Questions - Vicky Brackett: Life as managing partner

What does it really take to be a managing partner? In the first of a new series of interviews, Manju Manglani speaks with Thomas Eggar's...