Legal Features

The founder of dispersed firm Nexa Law, Eliot Hibbert, explains why he pursued the consultancy model and what's next for the growing enterprise

What's it like being a disabled lawyer on the ground? Nicola Laver reports

Elitism is being allowed to thrive as trainees are still denied a mandatory minimum salary, say Amy Clowrey and Hannah Bignell

Legal advice privilege in documents or communications can inadvertently be lost, warns Andrew Pavlovic

The courts are starting to recognise that the guideline hourly rates need updating, says Francis Kendall

Sue Bramall asks firms to consider how easy it is for disabled clients to access their services

David Kirwan ponders whether filming in the criminal courts could lead to the nation's new 'X Factor'

Alec Samuels makes the case for updating the Interpretation Act

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