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Softly-softly approach

Research shows the financial services sector is still not getting it right when advising older people. Guidance is in place but it's time for mainstream soft-skills training, says Tish Hanifan

Pension pot-roast

Clients making large contributions may want to review their savings options now and there's lots to consider, says Rebecca Hughes

Consumers need single regulator, panel says

Move 'would not automatically lead to fusion'

B v B

Heather Viljoen rounds up a case about property and divorce

Waghorn v Waghorn and Re GM

Lynsey Colman summarises two recent Court of Protection cases about gifting

A conflict of (charitable) interest

Kenneth Dibble reflects on charity trustees' basic duty to avoid or manage conflicts of interest

From idea to action: Transform your law firm with innovation

Markus Hartung and Arne Gaertner discuss how to launch an innovation programme that is successful across your law firm

Collaborative innovation: The case for a new legal framework

It's time to develop a new legal framework for collaborative fundamental innovation, say Eugene A. Fitzgerald and Andreas Wankerl