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'Simpler' property information form unveiled
Law Society says latest version of TA6 has been tested by sellers and conveyancers to ensure it is practical.
Wales legal chief ‘unequivocal’ that separation is off the agenda
‘The law supports our case at every turn,' High Court hears as dieselgate case opens
CILEx Regulation fast-tracks bid for litigation rights as LSB steps in
In depth: What the latest homebuying overhaul could mean for conveyancers
ECtHR 'more necessary and relevant' now, says outgoing UK judge
Goodbye to ‘Dear Sirs’, as Society changes guidance
Misfiring miscarriage of justice body submits to independent review
In focus: Jenrick blasts 'insane' JR costs rules as Conservatives let rip on justice
Interest income fuels PEP surge, bellwether survey reveals
Surveillance company slated for ‘extremely poor’ behaviour in PI case
Post Office victims offered legal advice to decide on appeals
Judge sanctioned for two-year delay in making court order
Solicitor fights off SRA but still has to pay £11,000 costs
Manager of firm caught in Mail sting sanctioned for 'woeful' staff supervision
Debt soars at troubled class action firm Pogust Goodhead
Most Britons unaware of class actions in their name
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What the Law Society has done to get TA6 right
The latest version of the property information form has been tested with sellers and conveyancers to make sure it is clear and logical.
A new costs war begins
Paying parties have wasted no time in citing Mazur in their points of dispute.
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Roundtable: Coming forward - supporting profitability and growth
In seeking business success, law firms lean ever harder on functions that were traditionally ‘back office’ – and clients are noticing. Eduardo Reyes reports from the Gazette’s latest roundtable discussion, sponsored by Travelers.
Judicious advice on chancellor churn
The loudest laughs at David Lammy's swearing-in as lord chancellor yesterday went to quips by the lady chief justice, Lammy himself and attorney general Richard Hermer - though not necessarily in that order.
Here’s looking at you, lady chief justice
Portrait of Baroness Carr to hang in Inner Temple.
In case of an emergency
Regular Gazette readers will recall that the SRA went all ‘Edith Piaf’ over Axiom Ince and the missing millions.
Memory lane
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In focus: D-day for new 'failure to prevent' offence
SFO will be keen to bring the first prosecution for the new offence, so that companies ‘feel the bite’.
Why we must protect collective actions
Survivors deserve better from CICA
Counting the human cost of ‘routine’ delays
Preparing your firm for new rules on forming companies
Compelling case for co-investment
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All the latest news from Solicitors Regulation Authority
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SRA calls for views to shape further robust action on claims
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SRA acts on concerns about law firm practices on high-volume claims
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SRA awards £360,000 for disadvantaged candidates to take SQE
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SRA and FCA warn law firms and claims management companies over poor practices in motor finance commission claims
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SRA appoints Sarah Rapson as new Chief Executive Officer
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Report shows small firms keen to adopt technology but barriers still exist
Firm hires: Thrings
Firm hires: Actons
Firm hires: mfg Solicitors
Firm hire: McHale & Co welcomes motorbike claims team lead
Firm promotion: Morrish Solicitors appoints employment associate
Firm hires: Six trainees join TWM Solicitors
Firm hire: Chief operating officer appointment at Gowling WLG
Firm hire: Osbornes Law welcomes family partner
Riveting whodunnit set in the Swinging Sixties
David Pickup reviews 'The Fall Guy: Rock ‘n’ roll murder in 1960s London'.
When diseases cross borders
James E Hurford reviews 'Global Pandemics and International Law: An Analysis in the Age of Covid-19'.
Bringing doctrinal debates alive
Comparative Contract Law: Exercises in Comparative Methodology (4th edition)
The Writers’ Castle: Reporting History at Nuremberg
While the world’s greatest journalists and writers covered the Nuremberg trial of Nazi leaders in 1945-6, another story was unfolding in the nearby town of Stein.
Anatomy of a war crimes trial
Judgement at Tokyo: World War II on Trial and the Making of Modern Asia
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