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9 to 5, for service and devotion

Will working from home one day a week be the norm for this generation of young lawyers, asks Donna O'Neill

The internet is governed by appearance not reality

John Marsden warns of impersonation online as UK law upholds 'I accept' and a click of the mouse as acceptance of contract

Insolvency update

Brett Israel and Pippa Hill discuss the role of CVAs in the administration of leasehold properties, and the waves they're making in the landlord community

Double trouble: disaster can strike businesses twice

There is no substitute for a well-thought-out recovery plan, which includes insurance for physical damage and for any loss of trade during a period of interruption, says Paul Reed QC

Whose idea is it anyway?

Jonathan TR Silverman discusses what legal protection is available to creators of TV show formats

The ADR approach in lease renewal disputes

The changing economic climate means that arbitration is increasingly becoming a preferred method of dispute resolution in lease renewals, explains Paul Rose

European indulgence in fundamental principles

A recent CJEU case reflects the realities of today's workforce, says Paul Stanley QC

Fixed retirement age is outdated

Although the fixed retirement age was abolished in 2009, some employers can set a compulsory one if clearly justified.