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Tackling bad behaviour

Catherine Gannon, managing partner of Gannons Solicitors, lifts the lid on bullying at law firms

Branching out

Thomas Berman of Berman & Associates reveals the problems of building a regional office through lateral hires.

Opening Korea's doors

Robert Sawney, managing director of SRC Associates, questions the benefits of the market opening for foreign firms.

Merging cultures

Andrew Hedley of Hedley Consulting suggests ways to ensure a cultural fit between merging firms

Airline spurns CoA litigation warning

British Airways has snubbed criticism from top judges, admitting it wants to push ahead with full legal action against the union.

Supreme Court sends defective vaccine case into impasse

Lawyers for an eleven-year old child who claims he has suffered brain damage as a result of a defective vaccine have been left to ponder over the exact implications of the Supreme Court ruling in the case.

Right to strike fight reaches Europe

A fresh attack on UK union law has been launched as the RMT argues current precedent on the right to strike contravenes the European Convention on Human Rights.

A question of independence

Independent inquiries following complaints against the police are still a rarity and the IPCC must recognise its responsibility to undertake more investigations, says Sophie Khan