All Law Gazette articles in 19 July 2021
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OpinionWhen detectives were true experts
Scotland Yard’s Casebook of Serious Crime: Seventy-Five Years of No-Nonsense Policy | Dick Kirby
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NewsEx-Dechert partner accused of lying to court over SFO link
Former head of white-collar crime at international firm denied allegations that he was ‘knowingly untruthful’ under oath.
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News‘Don’t do ADR on the cheap’ industry experts warn
Lady Justice Asplin says Civil Justice Council report on compulsory mediation provides chance to initiate ‘change of culture’ in civil justice.
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NewsKnitting kits and Kintsugi, anyone?
PR departments of top firms are giving us a glimpse of what office life will be like after the much-heralded demise of lockdown.
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FeatureA place apart
In the last of the Gazette’s series of features on the UK’s devolved assemblies and the law, Marialuisa Taddia looks at Northern Ireland.
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NewsProse and cons
We’ve spotted a trend of judges adding a touch of stylistic vim to the opening sentences of their rulings.
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OpinionData protection post-Brexit
UK GDPR Handbook: A guide to UK data protection law with relevant provisions of the Data Protection Act 2018
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NewsNews focus: LawtechUK proposals for legal data are a tall order
In hailing the transformative effects of digitisation on legal services, LawtechUK has produced a visionary report envisaging an industry worth £22bn a year.
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OpinionDecisions, decisions
Theories of Choice: The Social Science and the Law of Decision Making | Stefan Grundmann, Philipp Hacker
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NewsReed Smith staff taken off furlough
US-headquartered firm reported partner profits of $1.5m but continued to claim money under government’s job retention scheme.
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OpinionHow politicians subvert ‘fuzzy’ law
A Theory of the Executive Branch: Tension and Legality | Margit Cohn
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ProfileLawyer in the news: Jenny Wiltshire, Hickman & Rose
Head of serious and general crime, London.
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OpinionA pragmatist seeking to restore high ideals
Arch-pragmatist Karim Khan QC is the ideal prosecutor for the International Criminal Court.