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•   After graduating with a law degree, what are the options?
•   Challenging times for retailers, landlords and their lawyers
•   Judges should take expert advice before accepting the government’s proposed remedy for the New Judicial Pension Scheme
•  “Preparing for the worst but operating at our best” – Reform of the NIS Regulations
•  England’s Lockdown Regulations: a Compressed History
•  Exploring several reports showing child abuse has risen during the pandemic 
•  Miscarriages of Justice – Assessing the Risk
• ‘Real risk’ to human rights protections after Brexit, say Lords 
• ‘The Prosecutorial Power Pendulum: The Queen (KBR) v The Director of the Serious Fraud Office’
• “Why won’t you listen?”
• “immoral or outrageous or disgraceful” – Should legal regulators embrace “call-out” culture ?
• “Serving the rule of law of today”
• £1bn Recovered from Tax Fraud – Good News?
• 6 steps that will help barristers refocus their business development to win more and better cases
• 7 simple steps to growing your relationships with your most important law firms
• 8 Common Police Errors in DUI Cases
• A chambers’ guide to end of support for Windows Server 2008
• A Day in the Life of an Expert Witness
• Abubacarr Marie Tambadou: A fearless champion of humanity
• Achieving accessible justice through effective participation in courts and tribunals
• Adapt or die: can an already “agile” arbitration service survive the pandemic?
• All bark no bite: will a new offence reduce companion animal abduction?
• Amendment in Law of Wills to Combat Coronavirus
• Analysis of the whole life order imposed upon Wayne Couzens for the murder of Sarah Everard
• And what if it does happen to you? What next?
• And what if it does happen to you? What next?
• Appeals on Part 36 Acceptance in Fixed Costs Cases
• Are barrister’s high levels of stress placing their health at risk?
• Are tax enquiries leading to a fraud investigation?
• Are the assets of State-owned enterprises immune from the enforcement of arbitral awards?
• Are your Barristers’ Chambers Secure and GDPR Compliant? Is your printer a major GDPR security risk?
• Artificial Intelligence in Chambers ?
• Artificial Intelligence: Where Disruption Becomes a Force for Good
• Assessing physical disability for the Equality Act 2010.
• Autumn Statement: Real terms cut for justice must not hit those in most need – Bar Council
• Aziz Rahman of business crime solicitors Rahman Ravelli examines the worrying money laundering implications for the UK when Brexit becomes a reality.
• Backlog in the family courts – options for lawyers
• Backlog in the family courts – options for lawyers
• Bar Council: At the end of this crisis, justice must remain intact. No cutting corners, say barristers
• Barristers’ flagship social mobility initiative heads north again
• Boom in litigation funding has transformed the dispute resolution landscape
• Brexit and Business Crime: What Next?
• BSB entities offer positive future for the Bar
• BSB publishes Religion and Belief Toolkit
• BSB publishes Report on Addressing Bullying and Harassment at the Bar and a Wellbeing Statement
• BSB’s Digital Comparison Tool pilot: Join us!  
• Budget constraints in the legal system reduces the quality of evidence that appears before the courts By Matthew Jackson, Director, Senior Forensic Consultant and Expert Witness at Athena Forensics.
• Building the foundations for keeping legal data safe
• Can you solve hate crime with a hashtag?
• Changing the narrative on crime: World’s Toughest Prisons host to headline Annual Bar Conference
• Closing the circle: Forensic strategy in support of the ‘links’ between animal and human abuse
• Coaching for Lawyers: Features and Benefits
• Coaching for Lawyers: Features and Benefits
• Cognitive Bias in Fingerprint Evidence: Does the alleged ‘matching’ ridge detail even exist?
• Commenting on judicial conflict over remote hearings, Anna-Laura Lock, Senior Associate at Winckworth Sherwood, said:
• Compliance in the paralegal sector is more critical than ever before
• Computer Evidence: presume nothing, trust no software or data, engage an expert.  Costly?  Just look at the cost if you don’t.
• Court of appeal provides useful guidance on the award of summary judgement on limitation grounds in professional negligence claims
• Covid Fraud: A costly and long-lasting side-effect of the pandemic
• Criminal Legal Aid: Review calls for new measures to secure sustainability of criminal defence sector
• Cryptoassets and Insolvency
• Cryptoassets: A risk for asset concealment?
• CVAs and the shape of the high street
• Dana Denis-Smith, founder of The First 100 Years project charting the journey of women in the legal profession tells us about one of the project’s latest film launches and what to look out for from the project in 2019.
• Data overload placing huge pressure on barristers
• David Knifton QC in ground-breaking judgement on liability of MIB
• David Lammy address to parliament
• Dechert and the £16.3m bill: ‘Systematic and gross overcharging’
• Declaring War on Fraudulent Holiday Sickness Claims
• Defamed by Anonymous Accounts
• Defending a divorce is expensive, complicated and unlikely to succeed, making it an inaccessible option for most people, and an ineffective and unfair legal process
• Delays to surrogacy law reform creating risk for babies
• Digital Footprints in the Snow, Understanding Timestamps and Metadata for Legal Cases
• Dispelling the myths and incorrect assumptions about paralegals
• Distinguishing between a McKenzie Friend and a Paralegal
• Diversity at the Bar
• DLA Piper Virtual hearings study indicates that legal firms need to embrace digitisation to remain on the cutting edge of innovation
• Does the European Court of Human Rights Defend freedom of expressions enough?
• Drama at the Rolls – leading QCs battle over hacking allegations
• Drama in the courtroom: Defending the rights of children diagnosed with autism
• Eleventh Circuit overturn lower court ruling requiring arbitration in Florida
• Employee ordered to pay more than £500,000 in legal costs in breach of restrictive covenants and data privacy case
• Employee social media posts: in what circumstances may an employer be liable under the Equality Act 2010? 
• Employing a marketing consultant could be a great way of breathing life into your chambers
• Entrepreneurs and HNWIs moving operations abroad in post-Covid economic slump
• EXPERT INSIGHT: What impact can western sanctions have on Russia, their economy and war in Ukraine?
• Expert witness: delivering evidence from the dark web when data breaches go to court
• Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency
• Failure and Fault: What the NatWest case tells us about corporate liability for money laundering
• Failure to Prevent – Time to Prepare
• Family investment companies: Looking after your eggs!
• Financially trapped between family law and religious law
• Food contamination and the law: the policy of prevention
• Freezing Orders: A Return to Orthodoxy?
• Getting offshore tax right
• Getting work as a paralegal
• Giving your paralegals recognition is good for business
• Good Law Project and others v Secretary of State for health and Social Care 12.01.2022
• Half of rape jurors make guilty verdict before deliberation
• Hammers, nails and the small matter of opinion.
• Has Singapore missed a trick in not permitting third-party funding for all cases heard by the Singapore International Commercial Court?
• HAVS. What is it all about?
• Helena Kennedy QC film launch
• HMRC target Barristers – are you being “discovered”?
• HMRC Taskforce activity
• HMRC: a misuse of power?
• HMRC: a misuse of power?
• How the points-based immigration system will impact UK businesses
• How the points-based immigration system will impact UK businesses
• How to develop your speaking skills and enhance your legal career  
• How to Influence and Inspire Others More Effectively
• How to look after your team’s well-being whilst remote working during COVID-19
• How to set up a business as a paralegal practitioner
• How to sharpen your presentation skills
• How would barristers adapt to accepting work via a platform system?
• I’m sorry but your expert is not allowed to address this court.
• iMarketing – how could the tech you already have in your pocket revolutionise your marketing?
• iMarketing – how could the tech you already have in your pocket revolutionise your marketing?
• In the court of Dionysius-How I faced a professional conduct committee hearing and acquired buckets of humility
• Increased Sentences for money laundering – The one figure that stands out
• Insight and controversy: Expert witnesses kick off autumn conferring at the cutting edge
• Is local PR for barristers worth the time it takes?
• Is local PR for barristers worth the time it takes?
• Is the legal sector fully benefiting from cloud?
• Is the prejudice of an investigating manager relevant to determining the propriety of a dismissal, even if the decision makers are not aware of and do not share that prejudice?
• Is the public empowered to seek justice when needed?
• It may be 2020 but the number of forced marriages in the UK remains a hidden statistic despite being illegal.
• It’s the robot’s fault! Artificial intelligence in the aerospace sector
• It’s not me. It’s not you
• It’s Science Jim, but not as … oh no, it’s not science after all.
• Juries are not equipped to understand technical expert evidence, according to 60% of experts surveyed by Bond Solon.
• Lack of Web Scraping Regulations Hurts Progress
• Law Commission proposals on Corporate Criminal Liability
• Lawyers as Healers of Social Conflict
• Legal change in Cyprus – what you need to know
• Legal Platforms: An opportunity for the Bar
• Legal Professional Privilege and Paralegal Lawyers – does it apply? Should it apply?
• Licensing of lap dancing clubs, Public Sector Equality Duty and judicial review   
• Looking Beyond The Picture: How To Trust Video Evidence
• LPP threatened by landmark ruling
• Magistrates’ prison sentencing powers doubled to tackle backlog
• Marketing Without Marketing:  Building Authority With Tomorrows’ Clients
• Media – Threat or opportunity?
• Mediation in Intercultural Conflicts: How far can mediation help?
• Military Justice – the Severity of Sentencing
• Minimum pupillage award from 1 January 2022 announced
• Modern Barristers’ Chambers – what we need
• Modern Slavery Legislation: companies should not ignore the possibility of UK suppliers as a modern slavery risk
• Money Laundering and Law Enforcement: The Options for UK Investigators  
• New Law needed to combat moped criminals
• Nightmare on St Aldgates (have we learnt nothing from Jackson?)
• Non-disclosure of evidence in Rape Trials: UK Perspectives
• On Deprivation of Liberty
• On Deprivation of Liberty
• One Step Forward, Two Steps Back? The Problem of the UK and Europol
• Opening up the doors – why law firms shouldn’t hide away
• Operation Violet Oak
• PARALEGAL ASSISTANCE WHEN A CLIENT GOES TO COURT
• Paralegal offering their services direct to consumers – the two things they should never do
• Pitching Your Business for Investment
• Policing by machine
• Privacy in the Age of the Customer
• Prosecuting Sexual Offences
• Protection beyond the law – cybersecurity in the legal industry
• Pupillage offers have recovered post-pandemic, Bar Council finds
• Randy Holland: former US judge forges bridge with leading London chambers
• Rape as a deliberate strategy of war and prosecuting ISIS
• Reforms in divorce law: more amicable outcomes, but still too long a wait
• Reforms in divorce law: more amicable outcomes, but still too long a wait
• Regulation of experts.  Is the proposed cure worse than the disease?
• Releasing young adults could be best route out of lockdown, experts suggest
• Reprieve: Richard Branson, Stephen Fry and Timothy Shriver plead with Singapore’s President for mercy as Nagaenthran Dharmalingam’s execution scheduled
• Reputation Costs
• Requirement to Correct tax due on offshore assets: Uncertainty guaranteed – need to correct?
• Retention of Women at Bar – one step forward and two steps back?
• Revocation of British Citizenship: Shamima Begum
• Sanctions: The Prospect of Prosecutions
• Schrems II – a follow-up on the fallout…
• Sexual Harassment in the Legal Profession – a review of the subject post #MeToo
• Sir James Munby: a call for reform lost in needless controversy
• Special Guardianship Orders – Reviewing the Journey so far
• Stephen Paddock, Mass Shooter. a Lesson For All of Us
• Striving for an Inclusive Legal Services Sector
• Striving for an Inclusive Legal Services Sector
• Subrogation in Fire Investigations: Advantages of Protocols and a Scientific Approach
• Supreme Court rules for the employer
• Taxpayer’s have unwillingly supported the Government’s inability to manage the 2010 financial crisis, Brexit, post Brexit deliberations and more recently COVID.
• The barrister experience:  The principles of existence in court that affect performance
• The case for Regulation and Regulated Qualifications for Paralegals
• The Challenge of Emerging Technologies and Data Protection
• The Court of Appeal clarifies the “public interest” test on an application for permission to bring committal proceedings in relation to a false statement of truth, and re-confirms that “disastrous” consequences can follow for those who mislead the Court.
• The Court of Appeal clarifies the “public interest” test on an application for permission to bring committal proceedings in relation to a false statement of truth, and re-confirms that “disastrous” consequences can follow for those who mislead the Court.
• The court’s approach to key defences in the Defamation Act 2013
• The Criminal Finances Act 2017 – What can we expect?
• The Dominic Ongwen case at the ICC and the double status of child soldiers as victims-perpetrators
• The Expert:  Is your expert,expert in what you need?
• The fifth money laundering directive and the responsibilities it places on business
• The Future for DPAs
• The future of our Criminal Justice System
• The Future of the Paralegal Profession
• The IBA Report UsToo – Bullying and Sexual Harassment in the Legal Profession: The Time for Change is Now!
• The importance of cyber response strategies in the legal sector
• The International Law Framework – Establishing Violence Against Women and Girls as a Human Rights Abuse
• The Law is now an App
• The Legal Aid crisis laid bare  
• The modern family?
• The Online Safety Bill – does it go far enough?
• The SFO’s Use of Informants: A Bright but Unclear Future 
• The Treasury Devil and the scandal that never was
• The UK Grenfell Tower blaze & Corporate Manslaughter
• The value of” a screening report”
• To no one will we sell, to no one will we deny, or delay right or justice’
• Top lawyer says Lord Sumption is ‘just plain wrong’
• Transparency in the family courts – President issues a “route map” for those dealing with applications to vary or lift reporting restrictions
• UN Security Council considers devastating impact of international conflict on disabled women and girls
• Unconscious Bias in the Courtroom 
• Unconscious Bias in the Courtroom 
• Virtual Hearings and Remote Advocacy for Civil Barristers
• Vulnerable adult witnesses in immigration appeals
• Wellbeing at the Bar? Is a Legal Aid Lawyer’s Work All Stress and Distress? 
• What Black History Month Means to Me  
• What does the future hold for criminal lawyers?
• What happens after Covid-19? How the Paralegal Sector can help legal professionals get back on their feet.
• What is Income Protection and how does it work once you’ve applied?
• Why adviser firms should be concerned
• Why Are Our Images Stolen Online? Expert Lawyer Explains
• Why do lawyers need PR?
• Witch trials and children’s evidence in Seventeenth-Century England