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Tomorrow's lawyers notably absent from the Global Law Summit

Kevin Poulter explains that the inevitable change the profession faces isn't totally out of lawyers' control

Labour unveils proposals for a Victim's Law

Party says there needs to be a cultural shift in the way victims are dealt with in criminal justice system, reports Catherine Baksi

Law firms need to learn from in-house legal departments

Empower those who innovate but do not confuse innovation with invention

Associate Insight: Size isn't everything as smaller law firms punch above their weight online

UK top 200 firms have fewer than 360,000 Twitter followers between them, says Passle

'Stand up for legal aid' brings the house down

Comedy giants work for free to raise support in fight for legal aid

Not the Global Law Summit bangs drum for access to justice

'Bolshy briefs' refuse to allow justice system to be killed off

Cross QC: 'It's ironic talking about access to justice in plush surroundings'

Chair of the CBA says austerity measures must be resisted by the legal profession

True justice?

Louise Taylor considers the Criminal Cases Review Commission's proposals to review Jordan Cunliffe's murder conviction under the joint enterprise law