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Panama Papers: 'The law firm equivalent of Edward Snowden'

Law firms urged to learn from Mossack Fonseca's cyber security practices

A time of change

As ideological concerns, Latin American resentment and military intervention in the Middle East eroded US influence in Latin America, China has swept in and set itself up with a seat at the table

Panama papers: HMRC could use 'illicitly sourced' information to launch investigations

Clients who believe their confidentiality is assured are at increased risk of discovery, says lawyer

Challenging year ahead for firms despite 2015 growth

Firms struggle to deliver growth levels achieved over last two years

Power play

When is a fraud on a power actually a fraud?

Where do you hang your hat?

In the event that the UK votes to leave the EU, where does it leave the many foreign nationals already working and living here?

The fundamentals in witness preparation: UK and State-side

The rules are less prescriptive and less strict in the land of the free, writes Mark Solon

Junior doctors: Bindmans serve letter before action on health secretary

Judicial review argues that Jeremy Hunt has no legal power to impose new contracts on NHS staff