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Enterprise bill 'laying traps' for both employees and employers

Proposed rules will make previous disciplinary procedures 'look like a picnic'

Court allows prosecution of repro Bauhaus furniture distributor

Differences in national copyright laws not an artificial partitioning of markets

End result: making ABSs work

Making alternative business structures work, by Lawrence Cook

Testing the waters

Reserving probate services will cause ripples in the marketplace, but ABSs will make waves, says Jennifer Wilcox

It's time to compromise on merger candidates: start looking for a doable deal

By Andrew Hedley, Director, Hedley Consulting

Judges reminded to correctly assess right to family life in extradition cases

Children's rights 'a primary' consideration where their interests are indirectly affected

Traditional high street services to remain under LSB spotlight

Oversight regulator presses on with regulation of will writing along with commitment to look into conveyancing and online legal services

The IT white elephant

Are law firms guilty of purchasing software before giving proper consideration to where it fits into their business strategy? Hannah Gannagé-Stewart considers the findings of Solicitors Journal IT survey 2012