All Law Gazette articles in 3 June 2019 – Page 2
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News
Iran jails defence lawyer for 30 years in latest attack on profession
Rights group says Amirsalar Davoudi has become the third defence attorney to be sent to prison in Iran in less than a year.
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Law Rocks! turns 10 with an all-star set
Birthday gig will feature 12 bands from legal London - and further afield.
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PC fee frozen as fewer firms than ever subject to costly shut-down
Annual fee has fallen by almost one fifth in real terms since 2015.
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Firm hire: Leading legal management consultant joins Kidd Aitken
Tony Williams joins the legal marketing consultancy as a non-executive director.
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Charities still in the dark about bequest alerts
In an open letter, HMCTS claims 'good progress' - but fails to reveal how charities will be notified of bequests from next month.
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Opinion
Principles and the European arrest warrant
Welcome intervention by CJEU or another example of EU over-reach?
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Bar Standards Board looks for new director general
The regulator's current head, Dr Vanessa Davies, will retire at the end of the year after eight years in the job.
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Lord chancellor finds £2m for technology
Funding ’will help support emerging lawtech in the UK and wider economic growth’, David Gauke tells conference.
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Judge fighting for whistleblowing rights heads to Supreme Court
District judge Claire Gilham says failure to extend protection breaches human rights.
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October showdown as Slater and Gordon chases Quindell millions
Watchstone, the successor company to Quindell, continues to deny liability in relation to 2015 acquisition.
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Solicitor struck off for overcharging by thousands on probate matters
Sole practitioner who repeatedly overcharged clients admitted to eight counts of dishonesty.
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Opinion
Why can't a woman be more like a man?
Assuming women must behave like men to gain the same results in their career will not achieve gender equality.
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News
Sexual offence complainants to be spared live cross-examination
In the first scheme of its kind, adult victims of alleged sexual and modern slavery offences can pre-record cross-examination evidence.
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Justice algorithms 'need urgent oversight' - Society
Report of year-long Law Society investigation backs use of key component of artificial intelligence - with legal safeguards.
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News
Firm director misled 11 clients about progress of their cases
SRA agrees rebuke and section 43 order against fee earner Simon Oldfield.
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Opinion
Cross-examination in sexual offences
Pilot scheme will help improve complainants’ experiences, but we must be aware of the impact on defendants’ rights.
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Opinion
Burning bridges with the City
My firm are open to me splitting my time between them and a family business - but what if it doesn’t work out?
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CPS appoints new chief executive
Rebecca Lawrence to move from the mayor of London's office for policing and crime.
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DWF investors in line for multi-million autumn windfall
Trading statement provides positive take on financial performance of newly-listed firm.
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Allen & Overy's NDA prosecution delayed
Case management hearing at Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal over Weinstein agreement 'vacated'.
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