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Big data: too much information
From drafting better legislation, to detecting frauds and making litigation choices, data use is starting to change the way lawyers think and work.
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Whiplash MedCo doctors given weeks to find £75,000 fee
Solicitors will be given a choice of medical reporting organisation when finding an expert for whiplash diagnosis.
Irwin Mitchell follows Slater and Gordon with rebrand
Court fee increase imminent as levy clears parliament
SRA dumps trainee code of best practice
Criminal lawyers appeal for funds to continue legal aid fight
Galloway firm denies breaching SRA rules over Twitter letters
Family court hammers firm in compliance crackdown
Call for joined-up action to tackle advice deficit
Churches urged to provide legal support
Courts system will ‘cease to function’ under costs budgeting
Grayling JR amendment ‘unlawful’ – High Court
‘No duty’ on conveyancer to check seller’s credit status
PI lawyers file JR challenge to whiplash plans
Telephone gateway ‘barrier’ to justice
EU influences ‘two-thirds of UK law’ – business group
Law beats finance in ‘best company’ honours
Legal qualification? Ministerial Code good enough, says lord chancellor
Court fee hike set for next week
SRA bans litigator who falsified documents
Top-100 firms reveal merger talks
Baird to inspire students
Vera Baird QC one of 13 ‘inspirational women’ featured in an exhibition of portraits in Newcastle
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Baird to inspire students
Vera Baird QC one of 13 ‘inspirational women’ featured in an exhibition of portraits in Newcastle
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Argentina’s silent march for Alberto Nisman
Lawyers among hundreds of thousands of Argentinians who marched in silence last week in protest at state prosecutor’s death
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Cable car
International firm is to review the legal and ethical issues arising from government plans - unveiled by Vince Cable - to introduce driverless cars
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Magna Carta on view
Four surviving 1215 copies of Magna Carta brought together at the British Library
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Rihanna gets shirty
Pop star wins legal battle with Topshop over T-shirts featuring her image
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Back to school
Law Society vice-president Jonathan Smithers (centre) joined City law firm Olswang and Blackstone Chambers to meet students at a London school
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Penny pinching doesn’t pay
A recent story offered a reminder that some clients believe a £5 note in their pocket is better than £10 in their solicitor’s client account.
Summit: comedy alternative packs them in
Global Law Summit refusenik Chakrabarti declines to make jokes.
