All Law Gazette articles in 10 June 2019 – Page 2
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Legal Aid Agency audit triggered by £6.40 error
Report highlights multiple issues that have created immigration advice 'droughts'.
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Everton fan Steve doesn't walk alone in Reds shirt
The annual Liverpool legal walk featured one particularly red-faced, and red-shirted, entrant.
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Top-50 firm in international merger
Thomas Cooper deal gives Penningtons Manches access to international arbitration hubs.
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SC dismisses newspapers' 'serious harm' libel appeal
Landmark ruling backs High Court's interpretation of 2013 Defamation Act.
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Firms boost online presence - but who's best at content sharing?
Legal profession rapidly improving the rate of thought pieces shared online.
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Online courts legislation 'intentionally broad' - justice minister
Paper channel 'will remain open' in online era, Lord Keen of Elie tells peers - but no need to put that in law.
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Court closures: travel benchmark 'discriminates against disabled people'
MPs told 7.30am-7.30pm window will also disproportionately affect parents of children with special educational needs.
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Opinion
Why we'll take our Ryanair costs fight to the Supreme Court
A Court of Appeal judgment over flight delay claims could have consequences for all firms developing their own technology.
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Firm hire: Mishcon de Reya welcomes new senior counsel
Stephanie Liston will lead the cross-disciplinary regulatory practice.
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City worker reports firm over 'aggressive and intimidating' behaviour
Herbert Smith Freehills says it is aware of complaint and will fully cooperate with the SRA.
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Corrie courts favour with the nitpicking lawyers
ITV’s longest running soap drafts in Irwin Mitchell to check a legal storyline.
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‘Key changes’ are on the way, criminal bar chair assures members
Association's Monday Message says that detailed proposals are ‘imminent’ following weekend talks with the CPS and MoJ.
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Opinion
International cooperation on cybercrime: lawyers beware
Pre-existing citizens’ safeguards should not be thrown out to make room for new laws.
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Solicitor struck off over hidden details from 2008 property sale
Clive Billington agrees outcome with the SRA after investigation years after conveyancing matter.
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'Entirely disproportionate' costs slashed by two-thirds
New judgment is a fresh examination of rules applying to proportionality test.
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MPs urge legal regulators to clarify NDA rules
Hard-hitting report from women and equalities committee says Law Society guidance should be revisited.
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Bates v Post Office: Costs hit £25m as both parties warned about spending
'Costs of this order cannot pass without comment', High Court judge notes.
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Law Society joins international protest over Hong Kong extradition law
Open letter to government says new measures could enable Beijing to extradite human rights defenders.
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