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Culture vulture: Brokering deals

Despite a booming economic interest from foreign parties, the threat of a Brexit has the potential to bring deal activity to a halt. David Webster and Douglas McPherson discuss

Immigration controls

The government is conflating labour and immigration controls, which may encourage forced labour and poor living conditions, warn Sharmila Mehta and Alastair Logan

Mergers and acquisitions

Mergers and Acquisitions involving UK companies from April to June 2015

The legal market's paradox of choice

David Cliff considers service through the eyes of the customer

Game-changing Act turns focus on inducement

New legislation encourages the courts to take a robust approach when testing underwriters' evidence in claims for breach of the duty of fair presentation, explains Roger Franklin

When do aggregation clauses apply?

Mr Justice Teare's recent judgment does little to clarify the terms of firms' professional indemnity insurance policies, says Patrick Gaul

Firms know lawyers want flexible working hours

Working from home warrants the highest level of trust between employee and employer, but reaps the biggest business benefits, explains Kayleigh Leonie

Gove's description of public protest as 'uncivilised' gives pause for thought

Will the right to freedom of assembly be included in the government's new Bill of Rights?