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Should you review your meetings policy?

With a clear purpose and an accountability trail meetings can have 'a transformative effect on your firm, says Julian Summerhayes

The growing interest in ABS conversion

The slow take-up in ABS conversion is no reflection on a profession increasingly keen on exploring new

Enshrining the independence principle

Obvious as it is, the independence principle often seems 'to be overlooked by charity trustees, says Stephen Roberts

Update | Planning: large-scale housing decisions and the NPPF

Craig Whelton and Alex Minhinick consider some of the first large-scale housing ?decisions under the national policy planning framework and the confirmation of ?a change to the local authority's decision to revoke a consent

MoJ suggests abandoning gilts as means of setting discount rate

Review will look at methodology as well as rate after advice from Treasury

Successful women demonstrate gender-neutral behaviours

By Jennifer K. Crittenden, Author, 'The Discreet Guide for Executive Women'

Balancing act: Re E

Jessica Negyal weighs up the difficult decisions the Court of Protection faced in Re E

Judicial pay and pension cuts could cause recruitment problems, LCJ warns

Pay freeze has reduced judges' salaries by up to 18 per cent