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The perils of non-repudiation

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Property litigators face testing times

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Conduct and service

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Risk management

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Question of Ethics

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Ombudsman's casebook

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Office for the Supervision of Solicitors

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Diary

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Auld outlines blueprint for criminal law -- the fundamental elements of Lord Justice Auld's plans for criminal law reform, published this week

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Fast track has dangerous curves -- necessary changes to the extradition process, but hasty action may harm the process of proper reform

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Community care -- a look at the way the Law Society has underpinned the work of high-street solicitors in providing vital local services

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London calling -- regional firms have mixed views on the need to set up a base in London and confirm their status as a truly national force

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A captive audience -- prisoners have lost their liberty -- but under the law, they are entitled to most other rights

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Toiling in the transfer market -- as solicitors' firms digest a consultation on transferring employees, how could it affect the advice lawyers offer

2001-10-11T00:00:00Z
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Sole survivors -- larger firms may seem to be taking over the legal would, but some sole practitioners are taking on more work to compete with the big boys and still offering the personal interaction

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Benchmarks -- customers face cheque-mate -- the difficult battle to justify a stopped cheque

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A new dawn or a false horizon? Council Regulation 1348/2000, which aims to reduce the complications and delay associated with serving documents within the EU

2001-10-11T00:00:00Z
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Unified means test for legal help -- answers to some of the common questions raised by legal aid practitioners

2001-10-11T00:00:00Z
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The perils of non-repudiation -- the Law Society is right to be concerned about the risks involved in certification of electronic signatures

2001-10-11T00:00:00Z
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Property litigators face testing times -- when Landlord and Tenant Act cases were brought under the CPR, significant confusion for lawyers resulted

2001-10-11T00:00:00Z

Headlines – Page 2379

The perils of non-repudiation

Property litigators face testing times

Conduct and service

Risk management

Question of Ethics

Ombudsman's casebook

Office for the Supervision of Solicitors

Diary

Auld outlines blueprint for criminal law -- the fundamental elements of Lord Justice Auld's plans for criminal law reform, published this week

Fast track has dangerous curves -- necessary changes to the extradition process, but hasty action may harm the process of proper reform

Community care -- a look at the way the Law Society has underpinned the work of high-street solicitors in providing vital local services

London calling -- regional firms have mixed views on the need to set up a base in London and confirm their status as a truly national force

A captive audience -- prisoners have lost their liberty -- but under the law, they are entitled to most other rights

Toiling in the transfer market -- as solicitors' firms digest a consultation on transferring employees, how could it affect the advice lawyers offer

Sole survivors -- larger firms may seem to be taking over the legal would, but some sole practitioners are taking on more work to compete with the big boys and still offering the personal interaction

Benchmarks -- customers face cheque-mate -- the difficult battle to justify a stopped cheque

A new dawn or a false horizon? Council Regulation 1348/2000, which aims to reduce the complications and delay associated with serving documents within the EU

Unified means test for legal help -- answers to some of the common questions raised by legal aid practitioners

The perils of non-repudiation -- the Law Society is right to be concerned about the risks involved in certification of electronic signatures

Property litigators face testing times -- when Landlord and Tenant Act cases were brought under the CPR, significant confusion for lawyers resulted

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