LeO 'must accept third-party complaints'The LSB's consumer panel will use LeO's forthcoming review of its rules to push for it to investigate third-party complaints.
Is Nicklinson a case for the courts?Yes, says Graeme Irvine. Lobbying for a parliamentary change is too slow and too uncertain
Are chambers embracing ABSs?Chris Owen explains how ABSs can serve the Bar as other external pressures force a culture of change
Business models might change, but excellence must endureWhen operating in this new environment it will be essential to work out how we will maintain our values and ethics, says Michael Todd QC
Shifting trends in family advocacySusan Reed highlights areas for consideration for solicitor advocates addressing case management hearings in care proceedings
Forecasting the PI BarThe Bar can weather change if it remains skilled and flexible in it's approach, says Gerard McDermott QC
Localism vs EuropePaul Tucker QC and Anthony Gill discuss the implications of European environment directives on UK planning case law
Keeping pace with crimeJaime Hamilton explores the subtle but significant developments in criminal law at home and in Europe