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Budget delay ‘trivial’, rules High Court
Judge suggests consequences for filing late budgets are now ‘extremely severe’.
PI claims will return to pre-Jackson levels – defendant firm
81-year-old caught up in protest remains in custody
Women partner promotions double at magic circle
Quindell fights back after investor’s note sends shares tumbling
Insolvency body pleads for Jackson exemption to stay
Law Society of Scotland enters CBI referendum storm
Regulator suspends QASA registration as challenge rumbles on
Savile victims urged to make claims within six weeks
Unrepresented parties become the majority in family cases
Civil courts braced for fee increases
Unrepresented octogenarian remanded in custody
Appeal court ‘will not lightly interfere’ in Jackson decisions
Public Defender Service hires 11 advocates
Solicitor struck off for misuse of £400k client funds
Co-op Legal Services posts £22m loss
‘Culture change’ needed to embrace fee-charging McKenzie friends
Family head clamps down on care time limit
ASA upholds complaint against ‘Mr Loophole’
Claimant groups: 85% of injured workers not compensated
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- Co-op Legal Services posts £22m loss
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