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Too little, too late

Jonathan Wheeler discusses limitation and consent in abuse compensation claims following the Court of Appeal decision in JL

In search of buried case management treasure

The key to the elusive successful case management system is to remember it is not a project but a philosophy, advises Martyn Wells

Assets of a community value in a nutshell

The statutory jurisdiction relating to ACVs is new and there are a number of substantive, practical, and procedural points which are still in the course of being worked out. Simon Adamyk summarises the legislation and outlines the consequences of listing

Trouble with councillors

Jeremy Phillips discusses local authorities' abilities to deal with difficult councillors following the decision in Taylor

Recognising signs of risk

Whatever the appeal outcome, the Mishcon de Reya fraud case holds valuable lessons for firm's risk management strategies, advises Martina Hogg

Proper planning prevents proportionality pain

Lawyers cannot just follow their usual procedures without considering the prospect of a disproportionate outcome, explains Steven Davies

Rock 'n' roll networking

Solicitors should follow the example of Britain's musical icons if they want to be successful at networking, explains Douglas McPherson

Criminal histories and the boundaries of privacy

The recent case of CG illustrates clearly Facebook's liabilities where individuals publish online details of others' offences, writes Richard Easton