All Law Gazette articles in 16 July 2018 – Page 2
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MPs report 'little confidence' in HMCTS over £1.2bn courts upgrade
‘Government has cut corners in its rush to push through these reforms,’ says Public Accounts Committee chair.
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Complaints watchdog vows improvement after performance slump
In March this year, the legal ombudsman resolved 9% of cases within 90 days - its target was 60%.
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MoJ could level playing field for bereaved families at inquests
Justice minister Lucy Frazer announces review of legal aid provision.
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Firm hire: Lucas Moore
London law firm, Payne Hicks Beach has announced the expansion of its dispute resolution department with the lateral hire of Lucas Moore. Lucas joins the firm as a partner from Jones Day. Lucas draws from more than 15 years of experience in international disputes to advise clients ...
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Ashurst axes 54 secretaries in London shakeup
City firm initially said up to 80 roles could be at risk.
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Data page – July 2018
The latest data page figures, compiled by Moneyfacts, are now available.
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High Court reserves judgment over legal aid fee fight
The Law Society is challenging the government's decision to cut Crown court fees for solicitors under Litigators' Graduated Fee Scheme reforms.
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PEP slips at Mishcon as DAC Beachcroft breaks new ground
City firm says turnover growth heartening in 'challenging and unpredictable’ conditions.
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Administrators appointed at award-winning personal injury firm
Nesbit Law Group had enjoyed a successful period in the days before fixed costs were slashed.
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Family chief's judicial 'transmission'
Judges cannot comment on government policy. So you'll have to read their mind instead.
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CoA refuses costs 'carte blanche' to cases with multiple defendants
Judge also makes important ruling on recoverability of damages secured through Tomlin order.
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Legal aid deserts: MPs and peers express 'grave concerns'
Human rights committee report reflects Law Society’s warnings on access to justice.
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Acas reports spike in employment tribunal claims
Annual report shows claims to tribunals and calls to helpline have both increased since Supreme Court’s fees ruling.
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Listed CMC's share price drops as it signals 'modestly lower' profits
National Accident Helpline remains positive about outlook and planning for third law firm tie-up.
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