All Law Gazette articles in 4 March 2019
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NewsGateley partners secure £6m from market funding call
Accelerated bookbuild created to meet demand from potential investors in the business.
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NewsLydia's flower power
Personal injury project manager Lydia Nobrega holds the title of most productive poppy maker.
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NewsDentons fails to strike out negligence claim
Master Shuman also criticises approach to produce further evidence.
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NewsFirm boss 'numb and sick' at novice solicitor's £13k fraud
Gregory Davies had client money paid into his own account and diverted funds from deceased woman’s estate.
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NewsPwC and King's College London join forces in latest 'student lawyers' initiative
Advice clinic will be open one day a week linking law students with PwC lawyers.
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NewsLSB gives green light to bar training reforms
Memorandum of Understanding between Bar Standards Board and Inns of Court set to be agreed.
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NewsCourt backs recoverability of agency fees in PI claims
Judge allows recovery of ‘reasonable and proportionate’ cost of obtaining records.
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Opinion
Letters roundup - 4 March 2019
Celebrating women solicitors, online divorce, Isle of Man: your letters to the editor.
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NewsLawyers warned over potentially negligent GDPR advice
Legal compliance expert says that firms may need to take action over potential breaches of data protection rules.
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FeatureSpecial focus Brexit: Standing alone
Deal or no deal, Brexit is set to greatly complicate the professional lives of lawyers and their clients. Kicking off a Gazette special focus, Marialuisa Taddia reports from a recent summit hosted by the Law Society and TheCityUK on what leaving the EU could mean for legal services
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NewsNews focus: our clinical negligence award was not a 'lottery win'
Few things rile a claimant lawyer more than headlines saying their client has ‘won’ compensation. The Gazette met one family to hear what a multi-million-pound award really meant.
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FeatureFinancial services: beyond the point of no return?
As part of a special focus on Brexit: The deal and no-deal implications for finance.
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ProfileLawyer in the news: Emily Boardman
Solicitor and a founding partner at Boardman, Hawkins & Osborne in Abingdon, Oxfordshire.
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FeatureOur ‘brand’ has taken on a toxic hue
As part of a special focus on Brexit: The deal and no-deal implications for UK lawyers and EU law.
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NewsSome things don’t change
One of the characters in Martin Sherman’s play Gently Down the Stream is a solicitor.
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OpinionClient state
There are few reasons for the legal profession to be cheerful as the Brexit deadline looms ever nearer
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OpinionEthical dilemmas in-house
In-House Lawyers’ Ethics: Institutional Logics, Legal Risk and the Tournament of Influence