The courts have taken a pragmatic approach in abuse of process claims, but it will be to a party's detriment if they don't put all their cards on the table, says Nathalie Burn
Jennie Kreser shares her thoughts on the possible vehicles that employers can use to ensure that they comply with the new rules on workplace pension provision
With MDPs failing to gain traction, the relaxation of the profession's border controls may best lend itself to joint ventures between solicitors and accountants, says Stuart Bushell
As tempting as it is to devote this column to the forthcoming festivities of the Christmas season, attempt to answer questions such as “what do the department store Santas do for the rest of the year?†and pontificate about what misery 2012 will hold for the profession, I have chosen to share with you some details of a recent trip to New York.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority is expecting 20 organisations to apply for alternative business structure status when the regulator begins licensing ABSs on 3 January 2012, Solicitors Journal has learned. The first licences are due to be awarded six weeks later, in the second half of February.
