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How far should regulation extend?

Susanna Heley considers the SRA's proposals to relax the separate business rule

Government 'selling justice' as it celebrates Magna Carta

Legal bodies say court fee increase amounts to a tax, reports Catherine Baksi

The map to a successful pitch

We are told the key to making a pitch is engaging with your audience, but how is this achievable, asks Douglas McPherson

Coming to Australia

Stephen Banfield and Rita Choudhury consider the tax and residency issues likely to arise for anyone considering relocating to Australia

Magna Carta is the 'title deeds' to freedom

The rule of law is the foundation stone on which a just society can flourish

Peace of mind

Solicitors should look at the latest campaign by HMRC as an opportunity to get their tax affairs in order, says Jennifer Williamson

Discrimination in the green belt

A case about the treatment of planning appeals relating to gypsy and traveller sites in the green belt raises important public law principles, says David...

Inflexible policies

Rishi Mital and Matthew Wyard discuss the legality of the Nursing and Midwifery Council's time limits for the completion of degree courses