All Leader articles – Page 20

Opinion

Change in an instant

3 July 2017

There is likely a huge adjustment coming for in-house lawyers

Opinion

Groundhog day on prisons

26 June 2017

Perhaps the Tories are reverting to type

Opinion

Keeping the family silver

19 June 2017

Does the LSB believe in a free market or a market engineered by a state actor?

Opinion

Tired of figuring it out

12 June 2017

The new bill will be just another headache for lawyers to deal with

Opinion

Knowing when to stop

5 June 2017

Insurance Source: Thinkstock Professional indemnity insurance reforms have been a success. But do we need more?

Opinion

A private function

22 May 2017

Ageing sector needs an injection of new blood

Opinion

One of our own?

15 May 2017

Neither main party is short of lawyers who could step up

Opinion

Compassion in fashion

8 May 2017

Law attracts perfectionists and the price for mistakes is high

Opinion

Exam questions to answer

1 May 2017

Can a minimum standard be an elite standard?

Opinion

Who speaks for justice?

24 April 2017

Rule of law is the bedrock of a functioning democracy

Opinion

YouTube if you want to

10 April 2017

Taking a case to tribunal is the most effective way to resolve disputes

Opinion

Stumbling in the dark

3 April 2017

Ministers need the goodwill of the UK’s endlessly traduced lawyers

Opinion

Counsel collective

27 March 2017

The hope is that ownership will give people a reason to stick around.

Opinion

Sorry is the hardest word

20 March 2017

Katie Hopkins’ libel defeat highlights the dangers of Twitter

Opinion

Third-party time

13 March 2017

Influence of funders on the litigation landscape is only set to grow stronger.

Opinion

The training challenge

6 March 2017

Even with financial incentives, some firms are reluctant to take on apprentices.

Opinion

Whiplash reforms: cover for insurers

27 February 2017

We all know who will benefit most from RTA reforms – the spin is shameless.

Opinion

Integrity and evidence

20 February 2017

Muddling through will have a corrosive effect on justice.

Opinion

Women lawyers: ditching lazy assumptions

13 February 2017

Women lawyers do not opt out but are, in effect, opted out.

Opinion

Access to justice denied – again

6 February 2017

MoJ attempt to spin bad news on employment tribunals was worthy of Yes Minister.