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Compulsory purchase compensation

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Town and country planning Development

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Guidance for immigration practitioners

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Matching the damages to the distress

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Disability awareness

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Mental health and disability committee fact file

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Conduct and service

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Risk management

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Question of ethics

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Increase in regulatory fees

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Contaminated land

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Diary - 6 July to 21 September

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Why we must fund Society's goals -- the proposed rise in the practising certificate fee will help secure the Law Society's status as an efficient, independent body

2001-07-05T00:00:00Z
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The personal touch -- with claims management companies awaiting the outcome of 'Callery v Gray', an assessmen t of their commercial performance in the personal injury market

2001-07-05T00:00:00Z
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Sharing the spoils -- should solicitors begin a brand new world of fee sharing with non-lawyers or should they practise in an exclusively lawyer profession?

2001-07-05T00:00:00Z
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Monster lunch -- with the recently implemented Competition Act and a raft of changes proposed to the domestic competition law sector, will such reforms be more effective in stopping the big fish from

2001-07-05T00:00:00Z
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Ringing the changes -- as troubled BT reels from internal tremors, its in-house team of lawyers relish working in a fast-paced environment that offers a wide range of work

2001-07-05T00:00:00Z
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Guidance for immigration practitioners -- fresh guidance to specialist solicitors has been approved by the Law Society's immigration law committee

2001-07-05T00:00:00Z
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Benchmarks -- matching the damages to the distress -- the law that usually leaves distress and inconvenience to go uncompensated

2001-07-05T00:00:00Z
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Disability awareness -- the role of the Law Society's mental health and disability committee in representing the concerns of people with mental or physical disabilities or disorders and those of elder

2001-07-05T00:00:00Z

Headlines – Page 2424

Compulsory purchase compensation

Town and country planning Development

Guidance for immigration practitioners

Matching the damages to the distress

Disability awareness

Mental health and disability committee fact file

Conduct and service

Risk management

Question of ethics

Increase in regulatory fees

Contaminated land

Diary - 6 July to 21 September

Why we must fund Society's goals -- the proposed rise in the practising certificate fee will help secure the Law Society's status as an efficient, independent body

The personal touch -- with claims management companies awaiting the outcome of 'Callery v Gray', an assessmen t of their commercial performance in the personal injury market

Sharing the spoils -- should solicitors begin a brand new world of fee sharing with non-lawyers or should they practise in an exclusively lawyer profession?

Monster lunch -- with the recently implemented Competition Act and a raft of changes proposed to the domestic competition law sector, will such reforms be more effective in stopping the big fish from

Ringing the changes -- as troubled BT reels from internal tremors, its in-house team of lawyers relish working in a fast-paced environment that offers a wide range of work

Guidance for immigration practitioners -- fresh guidance to specialist solicitors has been approved by the Law Society's immigration law committee

Benchmarks -- matching the damages to the distress -- the law that usually leaves distress and inconvenience to go uncompensated

Disability awareness -- the role of the Law Society's mental health and disability committee in representing the concerns of people with mental or physical disabilities or disorders and those of elder

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