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What next for Europe?

The ECB's quantitative easing programme is very welcome but it is not guaranteed to replicate the effects seen in the US and the UK

Treasury Solicitor's Department to get face lift

No practical joke: TSol to change name to the Government Legal Department on 1 April

Death by deflation

The eroding effects of inflation have given it the well-deserved title of 'silent killer'. But with deflation now so widespread across the world, can it be equally dangerous, asks Claire Bennison

Flawed finances: The problems with how law firms measure profitability

Jim Hassett outlines six ways that law firms typically measure profitability and the challenges associated with each approach

Communication is key to getting clients to pay their bills in full

By Simon Smith, LawNet member, Andrew & Co

App, words and pictures help give children a voice

Children will express their opinion to judges hearing them, reports Catherine Baksi

University of Law renews five-year partnership with Linklaters

University and global law firm design bespoke LPC that incorporates a master's in business

Cyber targets: Why law firms need to prioritise data security

Law firms that fail to take data security seriously are putting themselves at risk of cyber crimes, warns Richard Hodkinson