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Professional negligence update: scope of the duty to clients

Katie Papworth and Sophie Davies discuss recent cases concerning the scope of a professional's duty to its clients

Insolvency update: rent as an insolvency expense

When does rent become an expense of insolvency? 'Denise Fawcett examines 'the latest developments

Divorcing couples with agricultural business assets should avoid the courts, says Christine Rawsthorne

Law Society to launch will-writing accreditation scheme

Solicitors should exploit the potential of will banks by linking up with funeral services providers

COLPs Supplement | Complying with the accounts rules

Of the two compliance officer roles that open for nominations the COLP has, understandably, attracted ?the greatest attention. The main concern for the COFA will be the Accounts Rules. Jayne Willetts examines five of the most common breaches that can lead to non-compliance and that ?the COFA will therefore ?need to monitor.

The growing role of pain medicine in personal injury claims

Specialist pain medicine experts can help not only with determining condition and 'prognosis, but also, in complex cases, with diagnosis, says Dr Rajesh Munglani

How can accountants assist in matrimonial disputes?

David Liddell outlines recent departures by the family courts from traditional business valuation methodology

Technical disputes: the benefits of expert determination

This method can resolve disputes in a quick, fair 'and cost-effective manner, 'but how does it work and in what ways does it differ from other forms of ADR? Professor Robert Jackson explains