Sussex: the forgotten legal aid lawyersThe Sussex Law Society president remains optimistic that legal aid lawyers will make it through the Carter reforms. Jean-Yves Gilg reports
Clinical negligence and PIDr Jock Mackenzie on causation and general practitioners, and Vijay Ganapathy on success fees, ex turpi causa and untraced drivers
Risky businessThe new conduct rules are insufficient to ensure that the profession begins to treat risk management assessments seriously, argues Miles Geffin
Reality televisionJustin Michaelson and Adam Pollack consider whether the recent media phone-in scandals may encourage greater use of British “class actionâ€
Update: wills, probate and trustsCatherine McAleavey on appointing replacement executors and joint accounts, with Catherine Sanders on possession and retiring trustees
Look before you sign on the lineIf you sign cheques make sure that you limit the number of signatories . In a recent fraud investigation, a long serving accounts clerk used seven different signatories to sign petty cash cheques on a rotational basis.
Topping up the piggyUnless we can predict our death, corporate pension provision remains the best option for employers and employees, says Robin Ellison
