All Law Gazette articles in 18 September 2017 – Page 2
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News
Commonhold 'could be the solution to leasehold abuse'
Conveyancing Association says commonhold has not taken off because of builders and lenders.
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News
Courts service stretched 'to the limit', admits HMCTS chief
Susan Acland-Hood vows to listen more to the public and professionals about how the system can be improved.
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News
NHS to rectify reporting mistakes costing millions
Lessons are not being learned from claims over serious brain injuries at birth.
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News
Labour opens legal aid offensive ahead of party conference
Ministry of Justice is quizzed on impact of reforms and details of Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act review.
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News
Top City silk wins unprecedented apology from regulator
Bar Standards Board regrets errors and delay in dismissing allegations against Khawar Qureshi QC.
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News
Universal jurisdiction to be tested in Qatari torture case
Three Qatari men who allege they were captured and tortured in UAE to seek justice in Britain.
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Opinion
I'm sorry Wales, but you can't leave now
The Welsh legal sector is thriving. Has anyone asked the lawyers if they want a separate jurisdiction?
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Opinion
Equifax, lawyers and a chatbot
Legal market needs to respond to consequences of artificial intelligence competition.
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News
E-filing scheme held up but HMCTS denies any data security risk
Reforms to systems at Manchester court put on hold due to concerns from users.
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News
Brexit: UK seeks to preserve data exchange and European arrest warrant
Government says current arrangements with non-member states are not the right starting point for a future UK-EU partnership.
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News
Legal Wales: Pro vice-chancellor calls for 'decolonisation' of Welsh law schools
Differentiation from England 'essential' if Wales is to attract legal talent to confident emerging jurisdiction.
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News
Pay counsel directly for magistrates' court work - junior bar
Survey suggests a quarter of barristers face up to a year-long wait to be paid.
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News
High Court backs challenge on environmental costs
Government amendments to rules against 'prohibitively expensive' proceedings need further clarification.
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Feature
Criminal justice: How best to stop economic crime
Are those responsible for preventing and controlling economic crime really up to it?
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News
Conveyancers not a 'postbox' for search results
Firm backed by Law Society loses dispute over £68,000 in VAT.
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News
Outgoing LCJ to chair new justice commission for Wales
New body will address ‘unfinished business’ of landmark Silk Commission as Wales develops a distinct body of law.
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News
Firm hire: Carter Lemon Camerons LLP
City law firm expands its South African expertise with appointment of lawyer with specialist credentials.
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