All Opinion articles – Page 6
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OpinionSpies like us – entertainingly different solicitor stories
David Pickup reviews 'Room Four' and 'Long Weekend at Niagara'.
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OpinionMother in Law: Leaders and healers, feared by weak men
Diary of a busy practitioner, somewhere in England.
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OpinionWhite-collared: fine contribution to fast-expanding area
David Glass reviews 'A Theory of Corporate Crime' by Professor Jeremy Horder.
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OpinionA sense of style
David Pickup reviews 'The Art and Craft of Judgment Writing: A Primer for Common Law Judges (second edition)'.
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OpinionSummer reading list 2026
What books should you take on holiday this year to unwind, relax and try to stop thinking about the office?
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OpinionAre clients more likely to try to avoid family court or is it business as usual?
Two years ago, new family proceedings rules arrived to encourage the use of non-court dispute resolution. Jo O'Sullivan explores whether things have changed.
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OpinionA detailed analysis of digital currencies not for the faint-hearted
Kevin Parle reviews 'Beyond the Hype: What they don't want you to know about Central Bank Digital Currencies'.
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OpinionMore turbulence from the US for the rule of law
The Trump administration continues to disturb and overthrow previous understandings of the international legal order, with ramifications for the UK.
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OpinionAlex Norris's job isn't to know the law. It's to stand up for it
Latest incumbent will find it useful to mull the failings of his predecessors.
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OpinionNew faces, familiar demographic
Amid a period of transition at the summit of the judiciary, it is (at least to a degree) a case of plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose.
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OpinionAn old buffer
A scathing report of an independent review of the LSB will do nothing to restore confidence in the uber-watchdog.
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OpinionA wake-up call from Fisher on fraud
Delay in publishing Jonathan Fisher KC's report on fraud is not just a sign of government indifference to the problems he identifies so starkly.
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OpinionTech on the menu – don’t let AI eat your lunch
Andrew Hogan reviews 'Law in the Era of AI: Clients, Firms, and the Future of the Legal Industry'.
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OpinionOfcom’s World Cup intervention and the implications for professional sport
UK regulator begins to take pre-emptive action against platforms that facilitate and enable abuse.
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OpinionUndercover policing: reform cannot mean simply adding safeguards
Upwards of 68 women have been targeted into close relationships, often 'forever' relationships, only for their partners suddenly to disappear.
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OpinionFeminist constellations in law
As the multitude of women’s professional networks and collaborations demonstrate, we are stronger together.
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OpinionForced adoptions: 'The shame was never yours'
The prime minister has apologised on behalf of the UK government to mothers and adopted children affected by historical forced adoption.