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Pensions update

The implementation of automatic enrolment has gone horribly wrong, 'and it's savers who will be penalised, says Jennie Kreser

Reaching an agreement should be a two-man job

Cases that inevitably settle at the court door and trials akin to an LPC exam question make Catherine Burtinshaw wonder if she's in the right profession

Renewal jungle: Trends in the US professional liability insurance market

Mid-sized US law firms are struggling to make sense of current trends in professional liability insurance, says Thomas Berman

Family courts 'are not a talking shop', Ryder LJ says

He gives guidance on 'more inquisitorial process' for litigants in person

The shorter your message, the greater your success as a leader

By Julious P. Smith Jr, Chair Emeritus, Williams Mullen

LeO and LSB in 'deliberate strategy' to keep complaint costs high

Consumer panel report says unregulated providers have 'far cheaper alternatives'

Money matters

Is the legal sector lagging behind as financial services makes strides ?to help people with dementia manage their affairs, asks Matthew Evans

Last rampart against government excesses

With a majority in parliament, government can pass any law it likes, but it cannot discount the power of senior judges if it goes too far