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Don't Bank on it

Firms can inadvertently provide banking facilities in breach of the rules, as Max Masters and Merete Poulson explain

Conveyancers call for greater flexibility in furlough scheme

The Conveyancing Association and other industry bodies have called on the chancellor to enable greater flexibility in furlough arrangements 

Exercise in a box

Nicola Laver looks at what we might learn from the pandemic 

McMillan Williams acquired through pre-pack administration

McMillan Williams Solicitors has been brought out of administration by City of London based firm Taylor Rose

Woman in a man's world

Back in the day when legal aid paid quickly, a female estate agent helped Marilyn Stowe get her firm off the ground

Budget 2020 – a relief for entrepreneurs?

Matthew Duncan considers the changes announced to entrepreneurs' relief and suggests a targeted approach to help start-ups

Changing the rules

The SRA's continuing competence regime marked a big change from the CPD rules. Rachel Rothwell examines what this meant for solicitors and whether further change is afoot 

Twitter: 11 years on

Inksters was the first law firm in Scotland to start tweeting. With contributions from today's tweeters, Brian Inkster looks at how firms and individual lawyers can best use the platform