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Moving places

Rachel Houghton looks at how to manage an office relocation in the legal sector

STEP warns the public against ‘cowboy will’ promises and unqualified, incompetent will writers

Dishonest, unqualified and incompetent will writers are costing people millions in extra tax, causing significant distress and leaving grieving families to deal with the financial and emotional consequences of bad advice

Online Safety Bill: why has it been delayed?

Antony O'Loughlin finds out why the Online Safety Bill has been years in the making – and examines the potential impact of this controversial legislation

Flexible working – is it still working?

Kimberley Clayton examines changes to employees' legal rights to request flexible working

The changing role of lawyers in a cyber-attack

In an increasingly data driven world, cyber-attacks are more prolific and damaging than ever before, says Matt Dowson

Costs and conduct in financial remedy cases

Leora Taratula-Lyons examines recent case law on how costs are awarded in financial remedy proceedings following divorce

Flexible Working Bill unlikely to bring end to discrimination claims

While the Flexible Working Bill does improve workers' rights, it falls far short of what is required to properly protect employees from unscrupulous bosses, says Hina Belitz

Survey reveals the 10 most important soft skills for a successful law career

There has been a shift in the demand for workplace skills in recent years Whilst an in-depth knowledge of the law is fundamental to a career in the legal sector, soft skills are not something to be overlooked.