All Law Gazette articles in 21 May 2018 – Page 2
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Opinion
Is it even possible to leave the EU?
Brussels is being described as the ‘soft regulator’ of the world.
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News
Barristers bring flexible courts into legal aid action
Pilot scheme is one of 'wider considerations’ to take into account, says Criminal Bar Association as it ponders government offer.
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News
'Shameless' headlines on benefits family not defamatory
Couple with eight children sought exemplary damages over press coverage of council house battle.
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News
Law Society gets green light to intervene in privilege battle
ENRC case could have wide implications for what constitutes legal professional privilege.
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News
Whitehall opens competition for £320m public sector panel
Latest Crown Commercial Service procurement is the final stage of legal services overhaul.
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News
Clifford Chance investigation under consideration, says SRA
Regulator says it is examining evidence about firm’s handling of report into Royal Bank of Scotland's restructuring group.
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Opinion
Navigating the brave new world of LawTech
Buzzwords abound, the hype-cycle is in overdrive, so how should we navigate the new world of LawTech?
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News
Stressed and working for free: barristers blame solicitors for extra workload
Perception that solicitors are 'doing less than previously’ in criminal cases cited in Bar Council report on working lives.
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News
'We're not replacing judges', says HMCTS, as reform cost-benefit published
Details emerge about responsibilities and scrutiny of court staff under the Courts and Tribunals Bill.
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Opinion
Criminal bar should reject the government's offer
The Ministry of Justice is willing to inject £15m into the AGFS scheme. Bar chiefs should demand cash for solicitors too.
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News
Judicial hiring spree as tribunal cases soar
£108,000 roles open to those without previous judicial experience.
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News
Courts protest attracts the boys in blue
Protest against HMCTS reforms Source: Michael Cross Protest against HMCTS reforms Lawyers say no to ‘quick fit justice’.
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News
Appeal throws out two claims where same judge was 'too benevolent'
Cases raise important points on fundamental dishonesty and reliance on claims forms in personal injury cases.
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News
No 'one-size-fits-all' approach to resolving human rights conflicts, GCs told
Remote working enabled one female employee to work on a project in a country where women's right to work was an issue.
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News
Charity boss defends £100k spend on 'aggressive' legal action
London firm named during questioning of former Save the Children chairman.
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News
Bar to suspend no returns threat after talks 'breakthrough'
Government has found new cash for complex cases - and a 1% increase in fees next year, criminal barristers say.
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News
Obituary: Rodney Jackson
Rodney’s proud achievement was to become the senior partner of Andrew M Jackson & Co (now Andrew Jackson Solicitors LLP).
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News
What about us? Solicitors urge settlement of LGFS row
Law Society is taking the Ministry of Justice to the High Court over reforms to the litigators' graduated fee scheme.
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News
Trainee pay slump followed scrapping of minimum wage
SRA research shows the very lowest-paid are earning thousands of pounds less - while the gender pay gap has widened.
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News
In New York, concrete jungle where tweets are made of
Twitter users ask the impossible of New York Bar Association.