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Methodist minister not an employee, Supreme Court rules

'Fundamentally spiritual purpose' of ministers of religion cannot be ignored

Probate Wizard targets fixed-fee clients

Six firms sign up to pay as you go service

Felix | Dangerous presumptions

Is Eddie Stobart really qualified to ensure the safety of our justice system? Barristers and solicitors wouldnt presume they could run a national haulage company, says Felix

Lord chancellor refuses to make will writing a reserved activity

No evidence reservation the most appropriate solution to address consumer detriment without investigating alternatives, Grayling says

New clinical negligence group attracts 100 firms

Society of Clinical Injury Lawyers to help solicitors cope with Jackson

ATE insurers encouraged by post-Jackson take-up

'News of AT';s demise has been much exaggerated'

Use learning and development to help associates develop confidence

By Sue Beavil, Senior Training & Development Manager, Mayer Brown

Life in crime | Crystal clear

Consent involves a broader exercise of choice, and where that consent appears to be undermined, the CPS should not hesitate to prosecute, says Benjamin Newton