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Why firm mergers go wrong: golden rules for success

Jeff Zindani reflects on the rules for harmonious mergers

Halfway house? Hybrid working heightens discrimination risk for employers

Katy Meves considers the rights-based regulatory risks posed by hybrid working

A life of crime…

Patrick Horan reflects on what he has learned from his clients in criminal defence

Plugging crime's brain drain

Stephen Halloran considers how firms can recruit and attract the next generation of criminal lawyers

Protective Awards: Who Really Pays?

Paul Kissen considers the consequences of protective awards

Understanding the G20/OECD Proposals for a Global Minimum Rate of Corporation Tax

John Weybourne analyses the technical side of the OECD's new tax framework

The Woodford Fund collapse

Kieran Smith comments on the WEIF collapse

Consultant lawyers: Divided we fall?

Oliver Brice considers whether the rise in consultant law firms is destroying the foundations of partnership