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All Law Gazette articles in 7 May 2018 – Page 3
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NewsLeigh Day kicks off universities claim with pre-action letter
Firm is second to bring claim under for breach of contract over lost teaching hours.
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NewsHundreds sign immigration legal aid petition
Government urged to provide funding to people forced to prove their status.
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NewsReceptionist banned for missing cash cover-up
Employee falsified bank statements to make it seem money was deposited.
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NewsBar Council sounds data protection bill privilege warning
New regime will make it more difficult for lawyers to advise and defend their clients, says Bar chief.
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OpinionYet another competitive procurement
Can the Legal Aid Agency get it right this time and what to do if it does not.
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NewsWarby’s novel solution
Justice Warby’s judgment in the landmark ‘right to be forgotten’ case against Google.
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FeatureThis life under pressure
Many junior lawyers face formidable challenges – from debt and the ‘paralegal trap’ to competition from technology. Junior Lawyers Division members reflect on their experience.
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FeatureFuture-proofing your firm
The annual Law Management Section conference looked at how law firms must face up to the future – or fall behind.
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OpinionDream realised
The First 100 Years Project wants to see more women in the profession’s leadership positions.
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OpinionConsult the experts
Sajid Javid would be greatly assisted if people had proper legal advice.
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OpinionCommercially insensitive
The precedence given to business principles in the running of public services cannot be correct and risks eroding the rule of law.
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NewsRight to choose
Rival protests took place outside the Royal Courts of Justice last week before a legal challenge over the law on assisted dying. Retired lecturer Noel Conway, 68, who has motor neurone disease, is seeking the right to choose when his life should end with medical help. Conway’s campaign was supported ...
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FeatureCareers clinics
An innovative learning hub at Coventry University puts students in the driving seat to boost their employability.
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OpinionCourts on camera
Lord Burnett is emerging as a reforming chief justice, as plans to extend broadcasting demonstrate.
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ProfileVictory in JR of funeral ‘cab rank’
Lawyer in the news: Trevor Asserson, Asserson Law Offices
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