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The threat to small firms isn't coming from alternative business structures, but behemoth law firms, says Jean-Yves Gilg

Developing a wider range of employability skills is key for law graduates, but theres more than one recipe for a great solicitor, says Susan Cooper

Advocates could be replaced by paralegals acting as McKenzie friends

The new Liechtenstein disclosure facility has caused much concern among tax lawyers but it could seriously help your client, says Rod Smith

Eleanor Kilner shares what to do when client communication has fallen behind

Simon Blackburn examines chancel repair liability, water extraction licences and rent for agricultural holdings

Panel urges signatories to allow consumers to make meaningful choices as use of DIY law rises

Recent cases suggesting that Approved Mental Health Professionals are responsiblefor patient treatment in hospitals are worrying, says David Hewitt