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Clients relying on insurance least satisfied by legal work

Will writing top of the satisfaction table, with personal injury bottom

Regional law firms need to sacrifice some of what has been sacred to survive

By Gavin Tyler, Managing Partner, Cripps Harries Hall

Virtual training: Why you should create a web-based academy for clients

A virtual academy for clients ?offers greater flexibility and ?customisation than traditional ?training methods, ?says Phil Gott

Legal aid cuts could be 'incompatible with equality law', EHRC says

Residence test for civil legal aid may amount to indirect discrimination

High Court warns over 'unreasonable opposition' to extensions of time

Compliance with some court orders 'cannot sensibly be regarded as written in stone'

At the helm: The fundamentals of good law firm management

Law firms leaders need to focus again on the fundamentals of good management to thrive in the current marketplace, says Julious P. Smith, Jr

LeO pushes for expansion through voluntary jurisdiction

Move follows discussions with Rocket Lawyer over complaints handling

Taking stock

It's not just the wealthy who are caught in the inheritance tax trap, says Paul Parker