All Law Gazette articles in 5 June 2017
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NewsSociety calls for SQE clarity as new consultation opens
Regulations on implementing super exam suggest part of the training regime could be taken at organisations with no qualified solicitors.
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NewsProfit growth lags behind turnover at Osborne Clarke
Currency fluctuations contribute to slower growth globally for international firm.
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FeatureMoney ball
A tsunami of cash flowing into the sector means that sports lawyers are busier than ever.
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NewsSolicitor takes up reins of Europe bar body
English solicitor is president of the Fédération des Barreaux d’Europe.
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FeatureBarnsley in a hole
Local governments are under extreme financial pressure from pothole damage repairs
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OpinionBOOK REVIEW: Duels and debts in Dulwich
Ties of Blood and Friendship: the Complicated Life of Francis Lynn
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FeatureLaw Society Council: The day we went to Cardiff
The Law Society Council met in Cardiff for their annual meeting.
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ProfileWon dismissal case for NHS whistleblower
Lawyer in the news: Nicola Rabson, Linklaters, London
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OpinionChanging of the guard
The outcome of the election should usher in a new lord chancellor – and spark a shakeup in the judiciary.
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FeatureLeases and side letter concessions
Courts will intervene on one-sided landlord-biased precedent.
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NewsIncreased diversity is a ‘force for good’
Increase in number of solicitors being admitted to the roll boosted by rise in BAME persons
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OpinionTime to put ethics first
The pressure to meet unachievable targets in many law firms places an ethical strain on fee-earners.
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NewsNews focus: Funders helped the RBS fight
Royal Bank of Scotland’s defence of an action brought by aggrieved shareholders may be remembered for more than its £129m legal bill, City solicitors say.
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OpinionWanted: a first-class lawyer
The next lord chancellor should be drawn from the most senior ranks of the judiciary and Queens Counsel.
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