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Train conductor sacked for selling fake tickets cannot rely on human rights

Domestic 'reasonable employer' test is compatible with article 8

Lawie v Lawie serves as a reminder to practitioners about the availability of the remedy of rectification, says Matthew Evans

Grayling to lead crackdown on “weak and frivolous” judicial reviews

New fees, shorter time limits and other restrictions on the way, he warns

Lucy Brennan sets out the main tax concerns for business owners of succession planning

A merger is an opportunity to bring about positive cultural change

By Andrew Hedley, Director, Hedley Consulting

Accepting responsibility: What being a partner means

Partners need to stop passing the buck and start stepping ?up as leaders, say Rob Lees and August Aquila

Editor's blog | In Bruges

Lord Neuberger's Upjohn Lecture calls for protection, but what is he trying to save?

'Keep ABSs out of the Compensation Fund', Law Society insists

SRA says review will not be over until end of 2016