Happiness. A luxury or necessity?
2009 research showed that as a profession we are more likely to suffer from mental ill-health.
Baby boomers v millennials
People in Practice conference.
Decisions and SRA interventions
Decisions filed recently with the Law Society (which may be subject to appeal).
Up-skirting, PET forms and adjournments
Criminal law
Too much information?
Much is written about the data-driven law firm, but what does that actually mean in practice? How are law firms really using data to support and grow their business? Joanna Goodman reports from the Gazette’s latest technology roundtable
Small comfort for SMEs
Tribunal is the only forum that will restore trust between SMEs and their lenders.
Across the divides
Northshoring is changing the face of legal business.
Client state
There are few reasons for the legal profession to be cheerful as the Brexit deadline looms ever nearer
Tackling money laundering: making sure firms are doing their job
If we don’t successfully address the problem, the social, economic and security consequences can be devastating.
Passing the buck: corporate liability reform must not be further delayed
Action - including an extension of the 'failure to prevent' offence - is long overdue.
A CJEU decision touching UK citizens with an EU nationality
UK citizens with a second EU nationality must become acquainted with the nationality law of their second Member State.
Can I return to law after five years out?
The organisation I worked for went into insolvency and at the time I had around 18 months’ qualifying experience.
News focus
News focus: Equality still a work in progress
New Law Society research confirms that tackling unconscious bias, fair pay and promoting widespread flexible working are key elements needed to achieve gender equality in the legal profession.
How to: give a client bad news
Solicitors are often the bearer of bad news to their clients, but there are ways to deliver this information without damaging your relationship. Katharine Freeland reports.
