All Law Gazette articles in 22 May 2017 – Page 5
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News
Record 12,000 lawyers ready to walk 10km for justice
London Legal Support Trust hopes to exceed last year's £740,000 fundraising total.
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News
North-east gets the legal walk season off to a fine start
Event is one of 30 across England and Wales to raise money for legal support charities.
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Opinion
Charting our rights post-Brexit
The EU is a union of values, as well as a trade and currency bloc. We must not abandon those values.
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News
Unregistered barrister allowed to serve claim for LiP
Court rules service by unregistered barrister was not unlawful - although he ‘sailed too close to the wind’.
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Feature
The path to transformation
Negotiating the matrix of legal AI - what firms need to consider when implementing the latest technology.
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Opinion
Practice made perfect
A supportive training and learning environment at a law firm is far more beneficial to a prospective solicitor than the LPC.
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Profile
Law on proxy marriages overturned
Lawyer in the news: Jennifer Owusu-Barnieh, Danbar Solicitors
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Opinion
Shaping up to help members
How the Law Society is adapting its governance to a changing environment.
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Opinion
Gender and rehabilitation
I agree with J Howard Shelley (letters, 10 April). On prisons and prison policy, it is without question right that gender considerations and concerns must go towards informing the treatment of and efforts to rehabilitate all inmates. That said, it is equally important that it should remain just one of ...
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Feature
Futures market - Private client
Helping people navigate their lives can be immensely rewarding, hears Grania Langdon-Down, but where is the next generation of private client solicitors?
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News
Stock market pioneer Gateley's chief expected more IPOs
Few firms have yet listed on either the Main Market or AIM.
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News
McKenzie friend pioneer says no to charges
Veteran criminal defence lawyers speaks to the Gazette.