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Bereaved families treated like second-class citizens, says MP

'Ridiculous' law on psychiatric harm needs to be made fit for purpose

LPC graduates must manage expectations, says SRA chief

High numbers of law graduates without training contracts is a cause for concern

Buyer beware in the Court of Appeal

A misrepresentation made during the sale of a property may entitle the buyer to rescind, but Caveat emptor is still the most important caveat, for now, writes Liz Turner

Elite universities preferred by Top 50 law firms

…and just one in ten trainees found to be black or minority ethnic at City firms

Extraordinary circumstances defence takes off in Europe

Mark Walker discusses aeroplanes' unexpected technical shortcomings in the latest flight delay compensation dispute

Book review: From Match Fixing to Murder

Dr Gregory Ioannidis reviews the first in a series of titles for practitioners in Solicitors Journal

Agile, able, and raring to grow

Agile working has become a key differentiator for firms seeking to provide the best client service and win the talent war, discusses Nigel Wright

The Education and Adoption Bill 2015

The government is proposing further changes to adoption law and practice in the Education and Adoption Bill 2015, clause 13, writes Alec Samuels