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Do solicitors want to be accountants?

Ian Muirhead considers the pros and cons of the SRA's decision to relax restrictions on solicitors providing non-legal services

Mind games: Is bridge a sport?

The courts are finding it difficult to identify the physical exertion in the popular card game, writes Leanne Woods

Keeping up with the Joneses: Staggering NQ salaries

But are they proportionate to how much partners take home, and are they worth it, wonders Pippa Allsop

Gove must consider Britons' economic human rights

The government's proposals to repeal the Human Rights Act and introduce a British Bill of Rights present us with the opportunity to codify our economic rights, says David Kirwan

Are case management systems the holy grail?

Russell Conway asks whether conveyancers, estate agents, and customers are ready for Veyo

Supreme Court will decide whether government loan scheme is discriminatory

Young people to peacefully demonstrate against student loans policy while they await judges' decision

Lord Chancellor: Leading law firms must do more pro bono

The UK legal market has made a large number of organisations, and individuals very successful, says Gove

Lord Chancellor: The justice system is failing the public

If he is serious about creating a 'one nation' justice system, we expect him to listen to us, says LCCSA president Jonathan Black