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Education law update

Salima Mawji and Abla O'Callaghan ask when is pursuing a contractual claim an abuse of process in higher education litigation

Appeal judges reject 'reasonable observer' test for wind farm

Test would mean biggest wind farms treated as causing least damage

Twitter: where it's @

Tweeting can help you win work, differentiate your practice and raise your profile but make sure you are fully invested, says Julian Summerhayes

Banning lawyers from chairing SRA will enable 'faster progress'

LSB says ties to 'history, culture and rules' of professions can act as 'drag'

Editor's letter: Identifying 'unknown unknowns' through intuition

By Manju Manglani, Editor, Managing Partner

Cocktail of problems: The conflict between anti-bribery compliance and client service

The UK's anti-bribery regime is driving a wedge between clients and their lawyers, says Andrew Oldland QC

Bank write-offs to unincorporated partnerships on way down

Fears 'exaggerated' and firms took 'radical steps' to protect profitability

Retracing your data steps

Suddenly we have something new to worry about and it's called metadata, says Mick Jones