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Supreme Court reaffirms protection of British children abroad

Mother 'deprived of her autonomy to choose where to give birth'

Can we avoid catastrophe?

QASA is just a fig leaf for the lord chancellor, says Sundeep Bhatia

Legal regulators to launch single consumer website

'Legal Choices' aims to offer something 'totally new' in consumer empowerment

Is your merger a marriage made in heaven or hell?

By Neil May, Executive Manager, Hogan Lovells

Profession's conservatism has hindered innovation, LSB says

Single independent regulator proposed as "the optimal way forward" for legal services

City lawyers call for 'sophisticated' regulation

SRA under fire once again over one-size-fits-all approach

TUPE reform: restrained yet pragmatic

The government has held back on its intention to remove some of the 'gold plating' on TUPE rules, but its latest proposals are surprisingly sensible, says Jeffrey Jupp

CBA launches judicial review against QASA

LSB in the firing line with SRA and BSB as interested parties