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Uneven keel: social care funding

The government's quest for an affordable system of social care risks directing any relief primarily to the wealthy, says Austin Thornton

Live or let die: What law firms will look like in 20 years

Do law firms still need partnerships? Guy Vincent considers what law firms will look like in 20 years

Santander denies postponing conveyancing panel review

Hudson claimed success after 'ill-informed and unacceptable' decisions

Scott Gallacher explains how to avoid the pitfalls associated with dividing pension pots upon divorce

Firm launches stand-alone consumer legal expenses insurance scheme

LawStore launches stand-alone legal expenses insurance scheme for consumers ahead of panel expansion

Closing the door: residential property held in structures

Stephen Barratt discusses the new tax charges ?on residential property held in structures

Influencing society: Why you should become a leader outside of the law

Lawyers should look for opportunities ?to become leaders outside of the law, ?says Deepak Malhotra

Alarm bells: Earl of Cardigan v Moore

The case of the Earl of Cardigan v Moore contains a stark warning for trustee-beneficiaries, say Malcolm Bishop QC and Seth Cumming