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Cool response to Labour's seven-juror scheme
Shadow justice secretary proposes wartime-style juries to clear the Crown court backlog.
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Press privacy case heads for Supreme Court
Government defends rent arrears change to evictions ban
ULaw seeks funding injection by selling stake
Remote hearings must be public Queen’s Bench guide stresses
Sentencing guidelines to highlight disparity between BAME and white offenders
Barrister suspended for unwanted 'sexual touching'
'Exempt from disclosure': MoD refuses to reveal public law review submission
Magistrates' courts to be sprayed with ‘antiviral mist’
Department store law? Firms given chance to host litigation concessions
Director threatened to expose opposition witness as benefit cheat
Retention rates high at magic circle firms
CoA reserves judgment in groundbreaking domestic abuse case
City veteran Tony Guise struck off over dishonest transfers
City firms publish toolkit on tackling racism
Solicitor banned for part in legal aid translation fee fraud
Chambers condemns barrister's 'stroppy teenager of colour' tweet
Review sites: one rant could be fatal
One client’s online review has cost him £28,000. But the stakes can be even higher for firms on the receiving end.
Litigation funding does not drive families apart
Critics often ignore the fact that funding is really an option of last resort.
This is no time to review reserved activities
Big tech and regulating the unregulated are much more urgent.
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My legal life: Wendy Lloyd-Goodwin, 360 Law Group
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In the swim: Sir Nicholas Green
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Memory lane 25 January 2021
A stroll down Gazette memory lane.
SRA stuck in traffic
Regulator’s number of visits to its website is impressive. Until you dig deeper.
10k? Piece of cake
Virtual London Legal 10xChallenge is back by popular demand this year.
New challenge for Hickinbottom LJ
Solicitor judge appointed to tackle allegations of corruption in the British Virgin Islands.
Roundtable: From high street to cloud
Some small law firms are at risk as the pandemic continues to bite. But others are planning for a bright future, using lessons they have learned in lockdown.
Guideline hourly rates: out of the deep freeze
Horizon scans
Enid Rosser: ‘Unduly egotistical’
Understanding the pandemic’s impact
Let the buyer beware?
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In the swim: Sir Nicholas Green
As a youth he excelled in the pool, but Law Commission chair Sir Nicholas Green went on to make waves in the law and legal politics.
Firm hires: Sheffield law firm recruits three solicitors
Firm hire and promotion at Bishop & Sewell
Firm hire: Napthens welcomes wealth preservation specialist
Firm hires: Partner appointments at Lewis Silkin
Firm hire: Collingbourne Hennah recruits five trainee solicitors
Firm hire: Brown Shipley appoints head of legal
Firm hire: Edwin Coe welcomes corporate finance specialist
Firm hire: Specialist family lawyer joins Weightmans
Nazi fugitive who died in the arms of a bishop
The Ratline: Love, Lies and Justice on the Trail of a Nazi Fugitive | Philippe Sands
Demise of generalist compounds society’s woes
Clustered injustice and the level green | Luke Clements
An insight into inquiries
The Practical Guide to Public Inquiries | Isabelle Mitchell, Peter Watkin Jones, Sarah Jones, Emma Ireton
Sound introduction to good drafting
Drafting Guide for Private Legal Documents | Richard Castle
How 'game theory' designed cartel enforcement
EU Cartel Law and Economics | Cedric Argenton, Damien Geradin and Andreas Stephan
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