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A well drafted will is the only way cohabiting couples can protect themselves

RIPA, Lord Neuberger and 'The Penalty'

Experts should contact the court if complaints to practitioners are not dealt with

Austin Chessell considers whether having more strings to your bow is an advantage in family law

Karl King discusses taking a pragmatic approach to anti-avoidance provisions in the Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995

The English courts are fast becoming the premier enforcement jurisdiction for arbitral awards, explains Graham Huntley

Investment in a skilled middle man to deal with business enquiries is a wiser expenditure than aimless marketing, explains Viv Williams

Solicitors should proceed with care when considering whether to embark on proceedings involving allegations of fraud, warns Eleanor Kilner