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Magna Carta stands for justice - not further cuts

Government reforms to legal aid are penalising successful defences, writes Gemma Blythe

ADR: Alternative or preferred form of dispute resolution?

Firms need a cost-effective way of helping clients avoid high court fees, explains Georgina Squire

Who can best care for a newly bereaved child?

Where parents have divorced, it is not always the case that care should be awarded to the surviving parent, stresses Marilyn Stowe

Work for free? The legal profession needs to channel its inner Taylor Swift

Supermarkets aren't obliged to dispense free produce from their back doors

Delegation of lawyers looks for solutions to Mediterranean migrant crisis

'Get off my turf is not a solution that is going to work,' says top honorary silk

'Big Friendly Giant' firms back direct action over legal aid cuts

The government's 'bone-headed policies' are unworkable for all firms regardless of size, says CLSA

The lawyers are revolting!

Will solicitors and barristers join forces in industrial action after Gove protects advocacy fees from cuts?

Gove the grammar pedant

It has been a big week for the new Lord Chancellor, Michael Gove