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Jumping the gun -- William Hague is wrong to call for a review of the law on self-defence following the case of Norfolk farmer Tony Martin

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Environment law -- EU white paper on environmental liability

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Bringing choice to purchasing power -- the regulation surrounding the changes in the indemnity insurance arena to be introduced this autumn

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Benchmarks -- mortgage costs and interest -- the latest developments in the continuing battles between mortgage lenders and borrowers

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Eversheds shakes up national management team

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City firms line up to act in ground breaking stock exchange merger

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The right to choose -- is there a case for euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide? This week's Gazette-sponsored debate

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Faxing fiasco -- Geoffrey Negus has received more than 10 faxes intended for a firm of solicitors -- some of which give intimate details about clients' lives

2000-05-05T00:00:00Z
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Managing to win -- running a law firm partnership is a challenging role, and there are many different styles and systems used to ensure things go smoothly

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Moving on up -- when law firms move or expand their office space, legal advice is needed for the property transactions. Should firms seek outside advice or go it alone?

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Costs law

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Benchmarks -- because the pitfalls of serving claims abroad -- a look at the position when the client wishes to sue a defendant outside England and Wales

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Sayer promises reforms as he seeks second year as president

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Call to end 'almost all' legal aid

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Tite & Lewis open for business

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Criminal firm jumps pack to grab first high-cost legal aid contract

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Headlines – Page 2655

Undercover agents

Damages

Damages

Criminal

Jumping the gun -- William Hague is wrong to call for a review of the law on self-defence following the case of Norfolk farmer Tony Martin

Environment law -- EU white paper on environmental liability

Bringing choice to purchasing power -- the regulation surrounding the changes in the indemnity insurance arena to be introduced this autumn

Benchmarks -- mortgage costs and interest -- the latest developments in the continuing battles between mortgage lenders and borrowers

Eversheds shakes up national management team

City firms line up to act in ground breaking stock exchange merger

The right to choose -- is there a case for euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide? This week's Gazette-sponsored debate

Faxing fiasco -- Geoffrey Negus has received more than 10 faxes intended for a firm of solicitors -- some of which give intimate details about clients' lives

Managing to win -- running a law firm partnership is a challenging role, and there are many different styles and systems used to ensure things go smoothly

Moving on up -- when law firms move or expand their office space, legal advice is needed for the property transactions. Should firms seek outside advice or go it alone?

Costs law

Benchmarks -- because the pitfalls of serving claims abroad -- a look at the position when the client wishes to sue a defendant outside England and Wales

Sayer promises reforms as he seeks second year as president

Call to end 'almost all' legal aid

Tite & Lewis open for business

Criminal firm jumps pack to grab first high-cost legal aid contract

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