In-house

A move away from the traditional law firm delivery model may be necessary, writes Dana Denis-Smith

Even from an unlikely source, in-house lawyers can learn a thing or two about corporate governance and whistleblowing, writes Harry Perrin

It will take more than bundling legal services to tap into the elusive unmet needs market, says Jean-Yves Gilg

Reform will ensure quality of advice while making legal services more affordable

It is not acceptable for firms to dissociate themselves from the operational issues of their clients, write Kathryn DeBord and Chris Emerson

Threat of losing fee earners to international players will be a big challenge to law firms and in-house teams

Significant problems exist between individual rights and the demands of government and regulators, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

Fast-track compensation must pay out the right amount for babies injured by the NHS, lawyers warn

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