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£160 duty solicitor fee 'unlikely to be viable'

Law Society 'considering joint venture schemes' to help small firms

Solicitors must stick together

The Law Society's WIQS aims to promote the importance of the solicitor's role in private client work, but Paul Hajek cannot see the imperative

Guideline hourly rates review could begin next month

Committee's work to 'lay the foundations of costs assessments for years to come'

Pricing alchemy: Why your firm needs a blend of pricing options

Stratified pricing and a range of payment options give ?clients greater cost control and your firm more repeat business, says Richard Burcher

Necessity is the mother of reinvention

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

'Get big, get niche or get out,' Marshall tells personal injury firms

'Sticking your head in the sand is not an option'

Government reforms 'a blot on the rule of law'

Lord Neuberger warns of inefficiencies, delays and costs if legal aid is cut further

New competence framework essential to avoid a legal Mid-Staffs scandal, says SRA

Outcomes-based approach to legal education and training will place responsibility on individuals to undertake suitable professional development