After paying record highs for broadcast rights to the English Premier League, little wonder the organisation is fighting to protect its rights.

A new book 'Wealth Exposed' provides practical risk management and insurance advice for high networth individuals.

Companies hold a complex web of data which they may have to access for litigation.

2014 could be the year for increased shareholder action if yesterday's announcement by RBS is anything to go by, says Nick Rowles-Davies of Vannin Capital.

The UK has still not achieved absolute equality despite passing legislation allowing gay couples to marry, says Catherine Thomas.

The US has recently thrown light on the status of litigation funding in the Miller case at the same time as research reveals an increase in support, says Nick Davies-Rowles of Vannin Capital.

How GCs can “right source” the legal services they need to deliver in today's fast changing legal services market. And do KPIs have a role, asks Robert Glennie?

Will fresh Libor charges in the USA be the first major test for the extradition forum bar? Thomas Garner reviews the evidence.

Is taking on a lateral hire rainmaker a risk? It could be, says Rowan Williams of Baker Tilly.

When it comes to posting anything on the internet the advice is simple: “Don't say anything you might one day regret.”

Data security is moving centre-stage for law firms - with VDR outsourcing set to grow, says Howard Revens.

In today's rapidly changing legal landscape it's becoming easier to spot a NewLaw firm, says George Beaton of Beaton Capital.

The Italian Communication Authority has recently approved new procedures to regulate electronic communication networks. Antonella Barbieri of Portolano reports.

Corporate Counsel highlight the opportunites presented by Africa's developing economies but add a note of caution on potential risk and compliance issues. Scott Appleton reports.

Adopting recognisable business best practice is essential to realising international growth in legal, says Andy Sparkes.

With January the top month for divorces, couples are increasingly looking to arbitration to avoid lengthy court battles, says Catherine Thomas.

Panama is fast emerging as a business hub in Latin America with many incentives for companies to set up in the region, says Michael Hatchwell.

Cosying up to NGOs is just one of the corporate tricks used by big business to distract from problems, says Reuben Guttman of law firm Grant & Eisenhofer.

Bryan Hughes, chief executive of global law firm Eversheds, examines the importance of innovative education to produce the lawyers of the future.