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A reminder of the use of endeavours clauses

The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry, says Celina McGregor

Imitation is the in-sincerest form of flattery

News that Newport-based law firm Collingbourne Hennah plagiarised content from competitors' websites is a farcical example of the need for firms to invest time in getting their corporate messages right, writes Gus Sellitto

Vulnerable will be hit hardest by new divorce tax

Divorce applicants with a low income could be refused their legal right to separation, writes Paul Hunt

Rushed timetable for 'Snoopers' Charter' a disgrace, say lawyers

Draft Bill fails to protect confidential sources or legal professional privilege

Government divorce policy is 'failing', new figures show

Divorcing couples shun 'compulsory' mediation meetings and head straight to court

Lawyers look to property portfolios to fund retirements

One-third of legal practitioners are not confident about their retirement plans

New regulations could lead to greater private sector involvement in NHS

Privatisation of the NHS is both a legal and political question, says procurement lawyer

UK mining giant challenges jurisdiction of Zambian farmers' legal action

Leigh Day to represent 1,826 villagers against Vedanta Resources Plc