Nail testing is a toxicological method used to detect drug use or, in the case of nail alcohol testing, to monitor abstinence or chronic and excessive alcohol consumption over an extended period.

Laura Halls: Thank you for joining us, Juliet. What makes the Family Law Awards such a stand-out event in the legal calendar?

Join us in person on Saturday 7 June in Birmingham with the Article continues below... Bar Conference – held for the very ...

Cansofrd Labs recently hosted a live Q&A covering key questions around hair strand testing – from cut-off levels and concerns ...

Bar Conference – held for the very first time on Circuit – is set to examine the Bar’s culture, public inquiries and the ...

Andrew Bainham Emeritus Reader in Family Law and Policy University of Cambridge. This article is concerned with the reform of kinship care law in the light of recent governmental ...

Do family courts adopt a consistent approach to children’s autonomy? If not, should they? This article critically examines the inconsistency with which courts address children’s autonomy in ...

Chattels, whether art, jewellery or other heirlooms, often hold significant personal and financial value. Unfortunately, when marriages involving them come to an end, couples often face bitter ...

In this article, Sue Brookes explores why all family law specialists need to screen their clients properly for domestic abuse and she explains why domestic abuse screening is not a tool which should ...