All Feature articles – Page 28
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FeaturePII: a change in the weather
Long Read: Premiums are still going up, but the professional indemnity insurance market is softening at last.
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FeatureChanges to capital gains tax on separation and divorce
The Government has announced changes to the capital gains regime that applies when separating or divorcing couples need to transfer assets.
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FeatureApplying for an Irish grant - post Brexit, post Covid
Despite efforts to streamline, the process remains at times complex and lengthy.
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FeatureData page – August 2022
The latest data page figures, compiled by Moneyfacts, are now available.
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FeatureBill of Rights: good or bad for human rights?
A look at what will change and what will remain the same if the Bill of Rights is enacted.
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FeatureGovernment interventions in local authorities
A look at the legal issues surrounding local authority interventions in light of recent high-profile failings and gloomy financial predictions.
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FeatureRussian sanctions and the law of unintended consequences
Considering the risks lawyers face advising clients with links to Russia.
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Feature'Wagatha Christie': Vardy v Rooney
A close look at the judgment handed down in Rebekah Vardy’s libel claim against Coleen Rooney.
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FeaturePlaying politics
Prison lawyers are sceptical about the latest reforms of prisons and probation, reports Rachel Rothwell. At Westminster debate on penal policy long ago degenerated into a competition over who can shout the loudest about crime.
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FeatureCouncil’s junior lawyers
Lizzy Lim and Baljinder Atwal, two of four junior lawyer members of the Law Society Council, talk to Eduardo Reyes about their background, experiences and role representing their peers.
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FeatureComputer says yes
What’s it like to advise the world’s top tech entrepreneurs? Joanna Goodman finds out.