Reaching a tipping point
In-house ethics.
Wolverhampton: potential application to fraud?
Civil litigation.
Time for a revolution in how family solicitors are trained?
Certain core training elements for all family law professionals, including a good understanding of all non-court processes, is now essential.
Foreign arbitral award enforcement and fraud
International arbitration.
Churchill and the truth about mediation
Who is right: the common law or the lord chancellor?
Landmark collective actions in the pipeline
Civil litigation.
No forced mediation – so what now?
Family law.
Salaried member rules – is HMRC moving the goalposts?
HM Revenue & Customs' updated guidance is an important and notable change for law firms who have fixed share member arrangements in place.
Cross-examination under the microscope
Vulnerable witnesses.
The profession must stand up for its values
Legal ethics.
A case of divorce delayed?
Family.
Sanctions risk assessment should be compulsory
Regulation and compliance.
‘Presenteeism’ has changed – you need to adapt
Hybrid working.
Sharing private equity interests on divorce
Family law.
Legislation is lagging the metaverse
Online safety.
What is the point of another ET fees scheme?
Employment.
Listen to the judges in the fight against fraud
White-collar crime.
Freezing orders and funding legal costs
Civil litigation.
Where now for mediation?
Family law.
Lost in translation
Legal interpreters.
What makes a short marriage?
Family.
Celebrating the art of compromise
Family Mediation Week.
Hague convention makes commercial sense
Cross-border litigation.
Five litigation trends to look out for in 2024
Dispute resolution.
The modern concept of standalone injunctions
Civil litigation.