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Elderly woman didn't give 'true consent' to care home move

An elderly woman bullied by her son into moving into a care home had not given valid consent to the decision, the Court of Appeal has ruled.

Co-op and two small firms are first three ABSs

The Co-op, a high street firm and a sole practitioner are the first three alternative business structures to have been authorised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority this morning.

Lease of life: Creating firmwide efficiencies to move offices

Managing partner Mark Hovell reveals the firmwide efficiencies ?that enabled George Davies to relocate to better offices

Lords reject proposals to replace legal aid for children with CFAs

The government suffered another battering over the legal aid bill in the lords this afternoon as peers endorsed a series of amendments to bring all children cases back into scope.

Everything must go

Michele Todd navigates the pitfalls of administering insolvent estates

How to encourage partners to embrace a cross-selling model

By Jeff Berardi, Chief Marketing Officer, K&L Gates

Solicitors should welcome calls for increased regulation of probate services, urges Chris Belcher

Clinical negligence claims 'entirely suitable for ADR'

Clinical negligence disputes are "entirely suitable" for alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, Lord Justice Jackson has repeated in an attack against sceptics last week.