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HMRC says the measure - allowing it direct access to defaulters’ bank accounts - will help it recover £100m a year.
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Will plans for a new CPD regime lead to a dilution of professional development for solicitors?
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Dispute resolution: use of tiered clauses
A recent decision provides support for the validity of so-called escalation clauses.
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International Marketplace Conference
Lawyers face a multitude of challenges when doing business in volatile emerging economies, as we learnt from the International Marketplace Conference.
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Andrew Caplen
The new Law Society president is using the challenges facing the profession as a chance to re-engage with solicitors.
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Law Society: HMRC debt recovery plan is ‘draconian’
HMRC says the measure - allowing it direct access to defaulters’ bank accounts - will help it recover £100m a year.
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Florida jury awards huge damages over cigarettes
Cynthia Robinson was awarded $23.6bn (£13.86bn) in damages against a cigarette maker for the death of her husband
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Florida jury awards huge damages over cigarettes
Cynthia Robinson was awarded $23.6bn (£13.86bn) in damages against a cigarette maker for the death of her husband
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Networking at a Chancery Lane event before the Law Society’s international marketplace conference
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