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Non-specialist judges enlisted to ease employment tribunal backlog
Use of virtual hearings will also be increased in a bid to reduce the 45,000 outstanding cases.
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Top-25 firm employee disciplined for naming client on Facebook
Thrings begins redundancy consultation
Clooney quits government role over ‘rule of law’ breach
ID checks on directors in Companies House reforms
Real estate lawyers at Addleshaw Goddard put at risk of redundancy
Solicitor’s ‘systemic’ dishonesty uncovered after colleague blew whistle
Cost of Supreme Court climbs by nearly 20%
Magistrate numbers worse than thought due to HR error
Co-op Legal profits fall despite lockdown divorce surge
IBA warns against Assange extradition
Judicial diversity statistics show 'significant disparity' between solicitors and barristers
Bar students required to decide exam retake before knowing results
Solicitor caught in TV sham marriage sting is banned once more
Justice minister quits over 'rule of law' row
Claimant refused permission to rely on more favourable expert
Extra 200 judges on standby to help with possession proceedings
Best of the blogs - 19 September 2020
Missed our blogs this week? Here’s our top five…
Crisis navigators can play a crucial role in housing possession cases
The government is exploring mediation but it should focus on resolving welfare benefits issues.
Mother in law: Time recording tips
Diary of a busy practitioner, juggling work and family somewhere in England.
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All the latest news from Solicitors Regulation Authority
My legal life: Tom Keya, Berkeley Rowe
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Zoom silence kills the polite conference chuckle
Do virtual meetings need a canned laughter track?
Acrobat who was called to the bars
Jean Marie Jules Léotard created the art of the flying trapeze. You can’t get much further from the law than that.
Rejoining the smart set
Courts service decides it is time for lawyers to smarten up again.
Never mind the quality…
Legal Services Board last week urged consumers to shop nationally for the best deals on legal advice.
Lockdown: Protect and survive
When Covid-19 is brought under control, what will the business of law have learned about ways of working and the profession’s resilience? Eduardo Reyes reports from the Gazette’s latest roundtable discussion.
What to consider when designing an agile work policy
Data page – October 2020
What have law firms learned as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic?
The future relationship between AI and IP
A new ‘chapter’ for insolvency law
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What you may have missed from the magazine
A digest of important developments since our last print edition.
Firm hire: Senior consultant joins Irwin Mitchell construction team
Firm hire: Constantine Law recruits new senior associate
Firm hire: Bewley Homes Board welcomes housebuilding legal specialist
Firm promotion: New family law head at Howes Percival
Firm hires: Familiar faces return to Gardner Leader
Firm promotion: New head of Hill Dickinson’s Singapore office
Firm hire: Lester Aldridge welcomes insolvency partner
Firm promotions: Law At Work appointments
Polemic offers reality check on rule of law
Populism on Trial: what happens when trust in law breaks down | Inigo Bing
Moral philosophy’s lessons for law
The Possibility of Norms
Useful guidance on keying into major IT changes
Information Technology Law (ninth edition)
Essential resource for in-house solicitors
Regulation and In-House Lawyers: A Compliance Guide (2nd edition)
Supreme Court’s judicial gymnast
Antonin Scalia and American Constitutionalism: The Historical Significance of a Judicial Icon
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