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Lifetime Achievement Award: Richard Barr

SJ contributor Richard Barr talks to John van der Luit-Drummond about his time writing for the world's longest running legal journal ahead of the Solicitors Journal Awards: Recognising brilliance in a changing legal world

White collar prosecutions up for first time in five years

Over 600,000 fraud reports in same period but only a 1 per cent increase in prosecutions recorded

Jolie-Pitt's pro bono scheme for migrant children to launch in UK

KIND UK will train commercial lawyers to support children with immigration issues

SFO's 'blockbuster funding' called into question

White collar crime agency could provide better value for money, report finds

Expats lose fight to vote in EU referendum

'15 year rule' does not interfere with the right to free movement, says Supreme Court

Determining an employer's liability for injury

Vijay Ganapathy considers the implications of decisions in Cox and Greenway for future cases involving vicarious liability and actionable damage

Providing a global lifeline

For over 21 years, Sense International has worked closely with families and professionals to support children and adults who are deafblind to develop vital communication and life skills

Charity finances: Securing the future

If the charity sector is to be rebuilt, it needs a sound financial foundation, with an appropriate reserves policy and effective management and control, writes Sean Rodwell