Tax work for private clients typically involves advising ultra-high net-worth individuals and families, including trustees and family offices, on managing their assets in a tax-efficient way for the long-term benefit of future generations.

How is risk managed in M&A transactions?

Are modern hi-tech offices bad for your health and happiness?

Eco towns: more homes, more jobs - but will they save the planet?

Commercial awareness is a key skill that all law firms look for in their applicants. Understanding what commercial awareness is and how you can demonstrate yours is fundamental to your success.

False claims have always been a concern to insurance companies, but with the recession causing widespread financial worry, are people increasingly tempted to submit fraudulent insurance claims? If so, what can insurers do about it?

What are the key features of, and future predictions for, the UK corporate lending market?

Will we be working until we're 100?

I believe that LawCareersNetLIVE has enhanced my employability and that it was a great way to express my dedication to a career in law in applications and interviews.

How do lawyers play a role in supporting clients with natural capital? 

Is the Supreme Court ‘on-demand’ service the Netflix of the legal world?

This LCN Feature outlines some practical and emotional steps law firms can take to support Muslim employees during this period.

What steps are being taken to increase transparency in the extractive industries?

Welcome to the next topic in this series, where I attempt to make commercial awareness content for non-law students like myself.

The Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) is the centralised system of exams that all prospective solicitors must pass to qualify.

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What taxation measures has the government taken to level the playing field between UK residents and non-UK residents in relation to ownership of residential property?

Does green hydrogen have the green light?

It seems there’s never a dull moment in IP law as singer/songwriter Ed Sheeran reaches a milestone in his ‘Shape of You’ court case, plus inflation continues to rise, Primark moves online (kind of), Kellogg's breaks up and 5G is on the move. Find out more in this week’s commercial news round-up – what’s been on your radar this week?

Market led mechanisms versus statutory controls - how have tenants been getting more choice and flexibility in commercial lease terms?