All Law Gazette articles in 15 February 2021
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NewsGetting in the swing on £2 a week
For one aspiring solicitor, 1964 was a year of modest horizons.
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FeatureIn 2021, will ‘agility’ become reality?
Nearly a year on from the first national lockdown, many firms see digital transformation as a springboard for innovation. Even lawyers with no coding knowledge can create tech.
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FeatureLooking for answers
Our coroner service is fragmented, outdated and overdue for reform, reports Rachel Rothwell
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NewsOld school tie suits you better, sir
Lord chief justice recalls meeting Sir Julian Flaux in the Commercial Court while modelling a new tie.
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NewsRespect for NHS could be ‘deterring’ clin neg claims
Pandemic and resulting goodwill could create a ‘perfect storm’ for radical reform of claims process, says chief executive of patient charity.
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OpinionClipping the judges’ wings
Lawyers have every reason to be worried about the future of judicial review.
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NewsNews focus: Hefty SQE fees fail diversity test
Hopes of removing ‘artificial and unjustifiable’ barriers to the profession have been dealt a blow as costs for the new SQE are unveiled, renewing fears of a two-tier system.
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ProfileLawyer in the news: Faith Salih, Irwin Mitchell
Associate solicitor in the public law and human rights team.
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NewsParting shots for high-flyers
Family law drama The Split is to return to our screens for a third and final series.
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NewsCovid tests trialled in second court
Lateral flow tests will be available at Southwark Crown Court from today as part of a four week pilot scheme.
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NewsConvicted fake interpreter worked on 140 court cases
Man with no qualifications posing as a qualified interpreter earned more than £65,000 in four years.
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NewsHMCTS staff to vote on strike action
The Public and Commercial Services Union claims HMCTS has failed to address ‘serious health concerns’.
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NewsFirm hire: Weightmans welcomes London partner
National firm appoints Nick Fothergill to its corporate team.