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Direct access shouldn't divide the professions

A suggestion by The Times that direct access could halve the costs of divorce is inaccurate and untrue, says Emily Boardman

Direct Line and Parabis set up ABS to push before-the-event insurance services

Partnership is latest development in insurance sector's move towards collaborative business models

Advice agencies adopt conditional and contingency fees

Employment and immigration dominate pioneer paid-for services

European briefing | Ignorance is bliss: lawyers' advice as justification for non-compliance

Ignorance of the law is no defence, but can defendants shield behind 'legal advice which is later deemed inapplicable, asks Paul Stanley NO

Pannone's Affinity reports 400 per cent rise in conveyancing

'Fragmented legal market will lead to further consolidation'

Advice agencies should consider charging, Lord Low says

Charging, 'polluter pays' and single national helpline among initial findings of Low Commission

Fees deal a blow to fairness

The wealth management industry should clean up its act and get rid of bias, says Colin Lawson

Never too early

How can you help your clients ?to think about and communicate their wishes for health care while they are well? Dr Jessica Simon, Lonny J Rosen and Shelley Birenbaum discuss ?the adviser's integral role