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Trade Union Bill risks seeming like overkill

Sean Jones QC catches up with legislative developments affecting employment lawyers, including the national living wage and voting restrictions for trade unions

Is quality really the issue in the trade war between criminal advocates?

Mark Stobbs

Why some lawyers should blog, and why some should not

David Allen Green contends there are three reasons why all lawyers should consider blogging - and other forms of social media - and one reason why they should not

Mind your work

Hugh Koch advises lawyers on understanding stress, resilience, and how to be mindful

Joint enterprise: Convicted murderers to be let out within seconds

Don't believe everything you read, especially where the mainstream press is concerned, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

It's time for the law 'to lead by example

The Law Society's Diversity Access Scheme is a step in the right direction for a profession struggling to shake off its 'pale, male, and stal'; image, write Olivia Wint and Tara Woodward

An adieu to Scalia, the man with the cutting – and politicised – tongue

The death of the Supreme Court justice is a reminder of just how un-politicised our own judges are, despite assertions to the contrary, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

Attorney General '50/50' on Brexit

Jeremy Wright QC MP concerned the prime minister's deal may not go 'far enough'