Law firms need to wake up and smell the coffee on their declining marketplace before it's too late

Law firms are waking up to the fact that technology can manage social media without loss of control

The HP-Autonomy spat is a curious one considering the amount of due diligence carried out when the deal was done, argues Nigel Cannings

Britain's former Conservative Party treasurer has already bagged a large settlement from the BBC following false allegations of child abuse. Amber Melville-Brown assesses how much more he could recover from other publishers, including tweeters

Argentina has ended double tax treaties with Spain, Chile and Switzerland. Juan Ignacio Tuero reports

Could the defaming of a British peer kill the still young social network revolution? It might, but it shouldn't, argues Amber Melville-Brown

As UK gas costs fall under the spotlight for alleged price-fixing, Reuben Guttman makes the case for whistleblowers

Obama's win is very significant for the Supreme Court which will see two of its judges retire during his tenure

Investors globally are looking with interest at a decision in Australia over mis-selling, say Steven Friel and Christian Toms

Lance Armstrong's deal with the US Postal Service could turn into a story about whistleblowers and bounties

US regulators have shown unusual reticence on mandating the phone recording of traders, wasting time and money for companies facing litigation

Selecting a president is dependent on the electoral vote not the popular vote

Disability charity Scope has taken an adventurous course for its latest fund-raising initiative

Don't emphasise your legal skills when on a board but your depth of experience dealing with companies.

The introduction of a code of conduct for litigation funding should build confidence

Joella Bruckshaw discusses why she wrote a book analysing successful women

Litigation costs in England's courts are not just a problem for domestic parties, as the recent multi-million pound bill following the battle between two high-profile Russians illustrates. Emilie Woolley reports on moves to lower the figures

Providing role models to counter homophobic bullying is imperative.

US corporates have declared war on third party litigation funding in the UK. Lisa Rickard demands a code of conduct