Licensed firearms: preparing for the inevitable
There are approximately 500,000 firearms licence or shotgun certificate holders in the UK and, as far as is known, none of them is immortal.
Claimant personal injury: Pain points
Injuries have risen, yet claims are down. Catherine Baksi considers a growing access-to-justice crisis for people harmed by the errors and negligence of others.
Parallel proceedings show need for collaboration
Family and crime.
Standard of care in the age of AI
Professional liability.
Tax and spend?
Is Alex Norris MP the most left-wing lord chancellor and justice secretary yet? Could well be.
Out Of Office? How many of us are still sneaking a look at emails?
The temptation is strong, but maybe one simple tactic can keep work issues away.
An MoJ out of kilter with underlying reality
How often do we have to recite the economic contribution of solicitors to the economy before our importance is reflected in public and government life?
Is the SQE failing the next generation?
Some candidates now pass their assessments and arrive in practice visibly surprised by what is expected.
Mother in Law: Leaders and healers, feared by weak men
Diary of a busy practitioner, somewhere in England.
News focus
In depth: Former rugby pros left in limbo as group claim falters
A landmark personal injury claim by former rugby professionals was left hanging in the balance after the claimants’ lead solicitor was dismissed.
Travel
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From snow to sun: Where to find your perfect April getaway
Swap grey skies for Mediterranean warmth with these easy spring and early-summer getaways!
New year, new energy: Top destinations to unwind
January invites us to start the year with intention. Whether it’s sunshine, spa time, or simply a change of scenery, you can now book restorative travel experiences in 2026 and beyond!
Real coppers and their narks
Scotland Yard’s Supergrass Years: The Flying Squad’s War Against Armed Robbers
Judgement call
Joanna Goodman reviews 'Ambiguous Proposition', performed at Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer’s London office.
Spies like us – entertainingly different solicitor stories
David Pickup reviews 'Room Four' and 'Long Weekend at Niagara'.
White-collared: fine contribution to fast-expanding area
David Glass reviews 'A Theory of Corporate Crime' by Professor Jeremy Horder.
A sense of style
David Pickup reviews 'The Art and Craft of Judgment Writing: A Primer for Common Law Judges (second edition)'.
