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Law firms should encourage knowledge sharing at every level

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

Getting things done: Bridging the gap between concept and action

By Nick Jarrett-Kerr, Visiting Professor, Nottingham Law School

After the storm: How independent law firms can achieve competitive success

Chris Marston considers what a profitable, growing, independent and highly-regarded law firm would look like in 2018

Transparency in the family courts: unanswered questions

Following Sir James Munby's recent proposals to open up the family courts to the public, Sarah French looks at the practicality and implications of the proposals

What is tax avoidance? Navigating the tax planning landscape

The lines between tax avoidance and legitimate tax planning have become very blurred, so much so that the UK economy may even be affected by the uncertainty, says Andy White

Fertile ground

The tightening of anti-money laundering laws has slowed-down, although not yet significantly, the on-boarding of new business, observes Marcus Hinkley

To have and to hold - if you can find it

Lottie Tyler asks how effective the bankruptcy and insolvency courts are likely to be in enforcing payment of a financial order ?on divorce

Lord Chancellor judged to have acted 'unlawfully' over legal aid consultation

Embarrassment for Chris Grayling as solicitors taste victory in challenge to his reforms