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You can't market private client services in a roundabout way, says Douglas McPherson

Civil conduct | In praise of independent arbitration proceedings

Colin Gibson welcomes the Supreme Court decision providing clear support for arbitration clauses choosing England as the dispute resolution centre

Special rules needed for litigants in person, judges say

Courts could opt for 'more inquisitorial form of process'

The Seldon time-travel machine: succession planning as a justification for age discrimination

Law firms seeking to enforce compulsory retirement partnership rules should not give undue significance to ?the final decision in Seldon that succession planning is a...

Law Society 'exploring options' over indemnity

The Law Society has denied rumours that it was working on its own professional indemnity scheme but conceded it was "exploring options" with the insurance...

Consumer claims against credit card companies

The 1974 Consumer Credit Act set out new rights of redress for consumers but nearly 40 years on there are still grey areas and few...

Editor's blog | In search of a suitable indemnity model

Guess who was the third largest indemnity insurer by number of firms last year, managing to pip established brands like Zurich, First Title and Allianz,...

Can access rights survive the extinction of common rights?

Medieval concepts met modern law in ?the recent case of Norbrook Laboratories. Kate Olley examines why the latter prevailed