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Paying for the privilege

Jonathon Stokes wonders if we are missing the point of the government's recent court fee increase

Lawyers are fed to the press like lambs to the slaughter

Professional misconduct should be handled privately and not in the mainstream media, says Stephen Grosz QC

Human law: How soft skills will differentiate lawyers from robots

Soft skills will secure lawyers' future in the age of artificial intelligence, says Rachel Brushfield

Deprivation of liberty in the community

Can an individual be deprived of their liberty if everyone around them deems it to be the best option, asks Amanda Mead

A tailored approach to your first 100 days as managing partner

By Julious P. Smith Jr, Chair Emeritus, Williams Mullen

Changing of the guard?

Sadiq Khan tells Kathryn Young that a Labour government is the only viable alternative to a 'legally illiterat'; and 'arrogant' Lord Chancellor who has pushed the legal profession dangerously close to the edge

Standard of proof

A firm's appeal to the SDT against an SRA decision raises the question of the standard of proof to be used in disciplinary matters, says Susanna Heley

Don't be all things to all men

Firms can easily make advertising more cost effective by targeting specific sectors, explains Douglas McPherson