All Feature articles – Page 140
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FeatureRestraint of trade
Regulators are under pressure to justify restrictions on municipal entrepreneurialism.
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FeatureRoundtable: wellbeing
Being a lawyer is stressful and legal workplaces are not renowned for their inclusivity. A Gazette roundtable considered the profession’s mental wellbeing challenges.
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FeatureEast Africa: frontier spirit
East Africa’s legal markets remain diverse, but economic and political integration is heightening interest in the region.
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FeatureCosts and preparing budgets
A recent case provides clarification on issues parties may face when seeking approval of costs budgets.
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FeatureDangers of fixed costs in NHS claims
For the sake of the NHS and its patients, the Department of Health must listen to practitioners before moving forward with fixed costs.
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FeatureHow to: plan for a crisis
Law firms should involve all staff in preparing for disaster recovery.
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FeatureJudicial review of decision on Cage funding
Did the Charity Commission overstep its powers when pressuring two charities to make a funding promise?
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FeatureWhere are the ‘white knights’?
Claimant lawyers were once seen as a force for good. What happened?
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FeatureSociety Spotlight: Practice Advice Service
In the second of a series of articles about what the Law Society can do for you, Jonathan Rayner looks at the Practice Advice Service.
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FeatureCandidates in context
How a ground-breaking recruitment tool can improve graduate social mobility.
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FeatureChanges to the family court
Practical overview of changes in the operation of the family court.
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FeatureCopying regulations quashed
How copyright is affected by format-shifting and storage of files in the cloud.
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FeatureItalian renaissance
Far-reaching civil justice reforms and a nascent economic recovery are cheering Italy’s lawyers after three years of recession.
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How client interview skills can raise the stakes
The Client Interviewing Competition has huge benefits for law students and has led to work placements and training contracts.
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FeatureWho owns street art?
A Banksy mural that appeared on the back of an amusement arcade triggered a groundbreaking legal dispute.
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FeatureNoise-induced hearing loss claims
The prospect of fixed costs for noise-induced hearing loss claims.
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FeatureSmall firms: majority support
The ups and downs of running a small firm and where their owners can go for advice.
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FeatureMedia and privacy law
Privacy injunction attempts by the rich and famous – and public perceptions.
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FeatureWills and testamentary capacity
A recent probate dispute offers clarity on how solicitors should comply with the ‘golden rule’.