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The limited effect of costs sanctions on litigants in person

Judges powers to impose costs sanctions on litigants in person abusing the court process may have little effect in practice, say Francesca Kaye and Mary...

Civil conduct | Doing a disservice to Part 36?

A recent decision shows the importance of strict compliance with service formalities when it comes to accepting or withdrawing Part 36 offers, says Julian Copeman

Family business | The Day of the Triffids

The Co-ops growth and hold on the legal services market is slowly increasing. So how can small firms survive, asks Marilyn Stowe

Tales from practice | Stand and stare

At his local law societys AGM, Richard Barr remembers the days when solicitors could have a leisurely lunch and time recording was a far-off prospect

Co-op Bank's debt rating downgraded to 'junk' status

Move follows collapse of deal to buy Lloyds branches

Family email advice line tries to fill gap left by cuts

Clients will be referred to University of Law LPC students by CAB

Advocates should “adapt to realities” of criminal legal aid cuts, Lord Neuberger says

Time for working out how to survive, not 'talking about the end of the Bar'

Home Office policy on discretionary leave for children ruled unlawful

Welfare and best interests must be considered before deciding on time