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Young people's education and health affected by parental break-ups

GCSEs and A-level results 'suffering' as teens turn to drugs and alcohol

Solicitors are placing pressure on experts to amend reports

Expert witnesses feel their impartiality has been damaged by some practitioners

Senior lawyers would not recommend a career in law

Legal profession 'dominated by white, public school educated men'

The rules of self-preservation

It has been another bad week for the profession as two senior figures fell on their swords, seemingly unable to recover from wounds suffered while acting in the course of their duties.

Are you preparing for exciting opportunities or boredom post-retirement?

By Patricia Wheatley Burt, Director, Trafalgar - The People Business

Articulate your risk appetite to drive business growth

By Louise Fleming, Executive Director, Kingsmead Square

Fraud fingerprints: The warning signs of fraud and money laundering

Kevin Shergold explores the trends and warning signs of fraud and money laundering in law firms and client organisations

Moving to accelerated learning methods may require a leap of faith

By Sue Beavil, Learning and Organisational Development Manager, Slater & Gordon