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My firm doesn't need a consumer credit licence, does it?

If your firm undertakes consumer credit work after 1 April without a licence, it is potentially committing a criminal offence, says Stuart Bushell

Will rectification: an area on the mend

Lord Neuberger's ruling in the 'clerical error' case is a step in the right direction, says Kevin Shannon

Proud to be discrete, traditional and serving bespoke needs

Building long-term trust and loyalty rather than offering a one-size-fits-all model makes good business sense, says Stephen Newman

Strategic cross-selling pays dividends

Converting clients is a simple concept if used effectively, says Sonio Singh

Keeping watch: why sound financial management remains a priority

Predictions of a better economic outlook should not stop firms designing and implementing rigorous accounting and management systems, says Tony Harvey

Grayling drops tougher 'sufficient interest' test, but goes ahead with other JR curbs

New restrictions on protective costs orders and interveners

Legal aid needs 'internet first' strategy, Smith says

Co-operative Legal Services a 'game changer' but not QualitySolicitors

The profession is taking tips from primetime telly

Is the legal industry taking its lead from television programmes, asks Kevin Poulter