Archive

Not just a life of sleaze

Licensing is often thought to be the province solely of pubs, clubs, restaurants and the like, but charities need to be aware of the licensing laws that apply to them. Philip Day explains

Come together

Kate Fleming provides practical insights into getting the most out of client meetings

Power to the landlords

Company Voluntary Arrangements have come under the spotlight following a High Court ruling, says Julian Cridge

English divorce law: the golden goose?

There is no better system than the English model for resolving matrimonial finance disputes, argues Miles Geffin

Update: family law

Liz Dronfield and Sophie Barrett discuss the latest in family law including residential assessment, guardianship, immigration and the Australian experience of ancillary relief

Sparking the claim flame

Peter Jennings considers whether solicitors can be liable for defamatory correspondence written on their clients' behalf

Update: housing law

By Jim Shepherd and Dominic Preston

Friend or foe?

The Children and Adoption Act 2006 has the potential to be a ground-breaking piece of legislation, says Pamela Collis