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Setting the record straight

Robert McPeake reviews the practical implications of the Court of Appeal's ruling in the 'shaken baby' cases when handling expert medical evidence

Two timing

Michael Dempsey lifts the lid on the emerging phenomenon of 'hot tubbing'

Hardwiring values: How to develop an effective values programme

Andrew Hedley reveals how to develop a values programme which is hardwired into the firm's business culture

Editor's letter: At the core

A rough patch may be the best place to stop and decide upon what is at the core of the business, suggests Manju Manglani

Expectations of leaders still differ according to sex

By Danielle Grant, Director, LeaderShape

How a formal claims recovery programme can secure client loyalty

By Jeffrey Forbes, Executive Director, Forbes Institute

Parole Board Hearings: law and practice – 2nd edition

ISBN: 978-1903307649

Solicitors divided over impact of compulsory mediation assessments

Family lawyers are divided over the impact of the extension of compulsory mediation assessment sessions announced by the Ministry of Justice last week. The requirement to attend a session currently applies only to legal aid clients.