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Undercover doctors?

The freedom given to doctors to contact the DVLA about a patient's deteriorating ability to drive should be welcomed, not condemned

Any time, any place

Clarissa Dann examines the changing nature of the high-net-worth individual population and how regulatory pressures are reshaping wealth management and private banking services

Therapeutic jurisprudence and total quality management

Dr Hugh Koch, Professor Christian Diesen, Dr Tom Boyd, and Nicole Hampton explain how the behavioural sciences can assist in developing a 21st-century agenda for the UK justice system

InfoTrack advertising campaign empathises with conveyancing challenges

Service provider aims to evolve traditional working practices and administrative processes to make transactions easier and faster

The new normal

As technology reforms our relationship with goods and service providers, it is also reshaping how we perceive and control inflation

The Human Rights Act is not for politicians or lawyers, it's for people

Keir Starmer tells John van der Luit-Drummond the 'devil is in the detail' of the highly contentious Snooper's Charter, and that the British people need to reclaim their rights

Shoe meets foot

A perfect storm of start-ups looking for angel investment and a plethora of willing investors saw growth companies benefit handsomely in 2015

Immovable? Tax it!

George Osborne has made some sizable changes to the treatment of second properties and in the process, may have killed off an asset class