Terminating terrorsJulian Acratopulo considers when repudiatory breaches of a contract can lead to termination in light of Valilas v Januzaj
The ticking of the billable clockStephen Chalmers-Morris explains why time recording is not a waste of time
Protecting client data in the digital ageRecent celebrity photo leaks are a warning to law firms of the importance of cyber security, explains Eleanor Kilner
Weighing the riskDefining obesity as a disability may make compliance with the Equality Act that much harder, says Nick Elwell-Sutton
Post-mortem testing for paternitySarah White considers the difficulties in establishing paternity after the death of an alleged father
Secrets and lies: will draftingSarah Roberts considers whether there is anywhere to hide in will drafting in light of recent changes
Disorder in the courtThe increase of litigants in person has increased the risk of disruption, particularly in the family court, says District Judge Robert Jordan