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To hell and back

Apologies in advance to all the non-London based readers but I can't let the week pass without making some comment about the recent tube strikes, says Kevin Poulter

What's the matter?

Reports of the woes that beset law firms in 2013 are being superseded by growing evidence of a new spirit of optimism, says Ian Muirhead

Sign here, not there

Pay close attention when your client is authorising a document because chances are they're missing the point, says Kate Davies

Jersey focus | Key to residence is in the detail

Navigating your way through the UK statutory residence test may seem straightforward but it can be a daunting prospect, say Garry Bell and Rebecca Turnbull

Jersey focus | 'The debate around transparency continues to evolve'

For more than 50 years, Jersey has been focused on offering private clients and their advisers a quality service, and that focus is undoubtedly working to Jersey's advantage today, says Geoff Cook

Jersey focus | Location, location, location

Tax matters, staffing needs, practical issues and legal structures must be considered before deciding where to base your family office, say Richard Joynt and Ian Slack

Personal injury practices: small fish in a big pond

Can small personal injury practices survive? Four firms discuss the changes they have made to remain competitive

Enterprise Act: An Act of treachery

The change to death in the workplace legislation is an underhand act of government that sets back the UK by centuries, says James McNally