Leader – Page 17
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OpinionMoJ: slow progress
Resourcing demands on the ministry in the face of budget cuts are formidable.
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OpinionCSR – on to a good thing
From pro bono to volunteering, the CSR ‘label’ adds impetus to the best initiatives.
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OpinionWhiplash debate and respecting people’s rights
Pledges that motor premiums would fall by £50 were blatant spin.
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OpinionLiz Truss – window of opportunity
After nearly three months in post, the lord chancellor remains difficult to read.
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OpinionIn-house conflict situation
The FCA has admitted that the remit of in-house lawyers needs to be reassessed.
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OpinionOne size does not fit all
The big four’s successful business model relies on the cross-selling of products.
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OpinionABSs: open to failure?
In the legal sector, there has not been a great flowering of alternative business structures.
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OpinionCourts modernisation: hitting a brick wall
It is essential that the cash promised for court IT materialises.
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OpinionSRA: to catch a fake
Failure to deal swiftly with suspect credentials harms the profession’s reputation.
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OpinionLaw treading water on race?
Despite having had segregation in living memory, the US scores better on judicial appointments.
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OpinionRobot revolution: justice and the role of technology
Technology will continue to develop and become an increasingly useful way of fine-tuning a case before court.
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OpinionMichael Gove: heading for the Brexit?
Michael Gove’s brief but fruitful tenure at Petty France could soon expire.
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OpinionJunior lawyers: the £85,000 question
Hiring expensive people is a ticket to compete for work, not a guarantee of securing it.
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OpinionThe law and diversity – class is permanent
Privately educated people are over-represented by a factor of five in the senior ranks of the law.
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