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Overcharging solicitor struck off after more than 50 years in practice
Harold Anthony Newell, who was born in 1938, overcharged clients in probate cases, tribunal finds.
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Solicitor jailed for immigration conspiracy struck off
Clyde & Co Edinburgh team moves to Scottish firm
Brexit blamed for conveyancing dip
Crumbling courts: broken lift blocks barrister from Corbyn hearing
Two law firms on forces-friendly employer list
Metamorph continues buying spree with Buckinghamshire acquisition
Solicitors’ fury as insurer abruptly quits PII market
SRA concern over reluctance to report criminal defence 'touts'
Dentons appoints 'mindfulness' chief to boost wellbeing
New adventures beckon for senior women leaders
MoJ under-reporting probate delays, says Law Society committee chair
Advocacy standards back on agenda as SRA seeks views on higher rights proposals
Social mobility boost for aspiring solicitors
Students give legal advice to fill gap in local support
Dechert caught up in Middle East hacking claim
34 jobs saved as Somerset firm sold in pre-pack
Public legal education should begin on CBBC
Younger viewers are already learning about medicine. They should also learn about the law.
In praise of takedown artists
Burford battle shows the market can be the best regulator.
Time to stop looking at exam results
A Level, or even GCSE results, shouldn’t be the first filter applied to candidates wanting to enter the legal profession.
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My legal life: Lauren Bowkett, Cohen Cramer
Scoring centuries
Lawyer in the news: Simon Mullings, Edwards Duthie Shamash
My legal life: Liz Roberts, gunnercooke
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Padding out the pages
Do we really need a print out of the General Data Protection Regulation?
Lawyers who lunch
Legal London will say goodbye to al-desko sandwiches, for three days, anyway.
Gauke’s dive back into Twitter hi-jinks
Former lord chancellor appears topless with tan and facial fuzz.
Old Fox’s silver lining for Liberace
Shabby silk Gilbert ‘Old Fox’ Beyfus wasn’t to be underestimated.
Talk of the toon
Newcastle’s ships have sailed, but the city’s leading commercial firms are cautiously optimistic as SMEs, services and startups continue to change the face of the Tyneside economy. Paul Rogerson reports from the Gazette’s latest roundtable
‘One of them actually delivered a speech’
Failing the test
SDT decisions
Double jeopardy
‘Unless Britain can produce more Rose Heilbrons...
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Court backs NHS solicitor accused of conspiracy against claimant
Email sent by in-house lawyer did not damage reputation of claimant who had been dishonest.
Firm promotions: Gregg Latchams celebrates two new appointments
Firm hire: Thursfields recruits former rugby star
Firm hire: Weightmans welcomes corporate partner
Firm promotion: Berwins gains new solicitor
Firm hire: Downie & Gadban welcomes 'highly regarded' solicitor
Firm promotions: Osbornes celebrates associate appointments
Firm hire: Hill Dickinson appoints legal director
Firm hire and promotion at Lester Aldridge
Review: A Practical Guide to Solicitor and Client Costs
David Pickup, partner at Pickup & Scott Solicitors, reviews Robin Dunne’s guide.
A dirty war for supremacy
Counterinsurgency and Collusion in Northern Ireland | Mark McGovern
Talking about my generation
The Saturday Girls | Elizabeth Woodcraft
Life on the edge: when evil becomes the new normal
Perpetrators of International Crimes: Theories, Methods and Evidence | Alette Smeulers, Maartje Weerdesteijn and Barbora Hola
Picking up the pieces post-LASPO
After the Act: Access to Family Justice after LASPO | Mavis Maclean, John Eekelaar
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