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Libel lottery -- the decision to give guideline figures to libel juries is extremely radical

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Client's care -- lawyers and doctors have put there heads together to produce new guidance on assessing legal capacity

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Fees Bathed in Blood -- Conveyancing fixed fees

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The kite will not fly -- a conveyancing kitemark should measure more than the ability to tick boxes

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Lone dangers -- sole practice is not for sissies but the rewards can be good for those who dare

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An open hand -- when it comes to disclosure the watchword is caution

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Two solicitors faced different traumas. Ralph Bell packed up his legal aid practice and Rivers Wickman lost his place amongst the judiciary

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A domestic dispute -- the Law Society and the Bar should not interfere in each others business

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Getting in a fees fuss -- the Law Society Council's compromise on a conveyancing fee consultation

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Attack on City walls -- Hammond Suddards' senior partner, Alan Bottomley

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Small claims

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Hot property -- demand for pensions lawyers far outstrips supply

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Learning to compete -- a strategic approach to training and recruitment is the key to making an effective response to rapidly changing client needs

1996-01-10T00:00:00Z

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Democracy and a whole lot more -- 1995 was a turbulent year for lawyers

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Tomorrow's world now -- leading lights in the legal profession predict the future

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A sentencing policy backed by reality -- the Home Secretary defends his criminal justice reforms

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Change in progress -- never mind the party political talk about opposing caucuses, reform is already underway

1995-12-15T00:00:00Z

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Merry Christmas all!

1995-12-15T00:00:00Z

-- The odd peerage perhaps. Some weeks ago I complained about the frisking procedures applied to people visiting the Lord Chancellor. I thought it unreasonable that those calling by appointment should be treated as potential terrorists. To the argument that this assumption had to be made about all visitors I ...

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The domestic front line -- high street practitioners have a major role to play in improving the service to women and children victims of domestic violence

1995-12-15T00:00:00Z

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When the state fails -- the Advocate-General's opinion in the celebrated Factorame case

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