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Tenants who make unlawful alterations have no right to enfranchise

Unlawful to 'enforce a right acquired by committing a wrong', Mummery LJ says

SDT strikes off two Wolstenholmes solicitors

Pair ordered to pay costs of £229,000

Property versus pension: the FAQ

The only way to get people to save for retirement in the right way is with a combination of facts and emotion, says Colin Lawson

Editor's blog | All together now

Criminal lawyers have united over the legal aid cuts, but will it last? 

Hide or seek?

In the wrong hands: can solicitors escape liability when lenders claim for breach of trust?

When transactions go wrong and lenders claim for breach of trust, can solicitors escape liability? Christopher Stone and Alison Padfield discuss how judges may be merciful

View from the bench | 'We will be thrilled 'to see you'

District Judge Tacey Cronin promises a warm welcome for solicitors as the tide of litigants in person rolls in

The new costs landscape

A portfolio approach to DBA funding has advantages over the case-by-case model, says Matt Reach