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Enshrining the independence principle

Obvious as it is, the independence principle often seems 'to be overlooked by charity trustees, says Stephen Roberts

Update | Planning: large-scale housing decisions and the NPPF

Craig Whelton and Alex Minhinick consider some of the first large-scale housing ?decisions under the national policy planning framework and the confirmation of ?a change to the local authority's decision to revoke a consent

MoJ suggests abandoning gilts as means of setting discount rate

Review will look at methodology as well as rate after advice from Treasury

Successful women demonstrate gender-neutral behaviours

By Jennifer K. Crittenden, Author, 'The Discreet Guide for Executive Women'

Balancing act: Re E

Jessica Negyal weighs up the difficult decisions the Court of Protection faced in Re E

Judicial pay and pension cuts could cause recruitment problems, LCJ warns

Pay freeze has reduced judges' salaries by up to 18 per cent

ABSs are not just about private equity

Becoming an ABS was a natural development for firm founder keen to officially involve key family member in the business

CJC backs 25 per cent cap for contingency fees in personal injury cases

Napier wants disbursements and ATE premiums to be excluded