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Family courts 'are not a talking shop', Ryder LJ says

He gives guidance on 'more inquisitorial process' for litigants in person

The shorter your message, the greater your success as a leader

By Julious P. Smith Jr, Chair Emeritus, Williams Mullen

LeO and LSB in 'deliberate strategy' to keep complaint costs high

Consumer panel report says unregulated providers have 'far cheaper alternatives'

Money matters

Is the legal sector lagging behind as financial services makes strides ?to help people with dementia manage their affairs, asks Matthew Evans

Last rampart against government excesses

With a majority in parliament, government can pass any law it likes, but it cannot discount the power of senior judges if it goes too far

Barbed benefits: Taxes after the end of transfer pricing

Louis Baker

RDR: bring advice to life

The transition to adviser charging has been a main challenge post-RDR, so quality and clarity when presenting propositions is the way forward, says Darren Laverty

Editor's letter: The winter of lawyer discontent

Partners that don't adapt to the needs of junior lawyers are putting their legacies at risk, says Manju Manglani