Russell Conway

, Oliver Fisher Solicitors

Catering for a variety of tastes

Keeping clients and staff happy is important for any law firm, but is the best way to anyone's heart through their stomach, wonders Russell Conway

Technology can only take us so far

Is achieving real results a thing of days gone by, asks Russell Conway

Let's stand united

Well, here I am, at the front of the magazine. Sound the trumpets from every corner of the Solicitors Journal empire! Raise the flags at the Old Bailey! Release doves from every court and tribunal in the land!

The best legal aid system in the world is slipping through our fingers

Larger firms have a duty to partner with smaller practices to save this valuable part of the legal marketplace, says Russell Conway

The internet doesn't solve every problem

Seeing a client across the table is all very 1960s, but it does help, says Russell Conway

Ash scattering is a part of the job

The life of a solicitor is never dull but it can be depressing, says Russell Conway

Sticking its neck out

The Law Society has realised it can no longer support everyone and no one. It has to make principled decisions, says Russell Conway

Larger companies miss a trick

Commitment and flexibility are a niche firm's best qualities, says Russell Conway

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