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Senior managers regime could erode legal professional privilege and put lawyers in a conflict-of-interest situation, Law Society warns.
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Washington DC: capitol market
Washington DC is the ‘centre of the universe’ for regulatory work, which multiplied in the wake of the financial crisis.
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RTA victims injured abroad
Claiming damages from the Motor Insurers’ Bureau following an accident abroad.
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Washington DC: capitol market
Washington DC is the ‘centre of the universe’ for regulatory work, which multiplied in the wake of the financial crisis.
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Interview: Nicola Foulston
Rosenblatt’s pioneering chief executive used to own Brands Hatch. She talks about doing law in a different way.
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Scottish firms tight-lipped on merger rumour
MacRoberts and Morton Fraser said to be in late-stage merger talks.
City watchdog urged to exempt legal from new accountability regime
Fare-dodging barrister disbarred
Anti-Brexit group wins right to disclose government’s legal defence
Legal apprenticeship pioneers announce their new starters
MoJ told to comply with jailed drug baron’s kosher food FoI demands
Attwells senior partner cleared by SDT
Plan for ‘role-plays and grammar tests’ in single legal exam
Labour promises manifesto pledge on legal aid
Society: lifting reserved activity restrictions could threaten UK competitiveness
Labour: human rights law should apply to troops abroad
Tax raids to soar under ‘failure to prevent’ offence, predicts law firm
Government caps public sector payoffs
Senior judge warns on ‘salami-slicing’ of courts service
Briggs: online court will take the ‘A’ out of ‘ADR’
Solicitor gets three years for client cash fraud
LSB outrage over IBA claim it is government-controlled
Labour delays justice review until summer 2017
Virtual court pilot is ‘not fit for purpose’
FTSE-100 sets aside billions more for legal bills
Golden guardians
A fresh coat of paint for the lions decorating the railings outside the Law Society’s Chancery Lane headquarters is one of the final touches in the renovation of the Grade II listed building.
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Golden guardians
A fresh coat of paint for the lions decorating the railings outside the Law Society’s Chancery Lane headquarters is one of the final touches in the renovation of the Grade II listed building.
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Jean-Pierre Bemba Gombo sentenced for war crimes
Jean-Pierre Bemba Gombo has been jailed for 18 years by the International Criminal Court for war crimes and sexual violence.
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