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New, improved SCB -- an overhaul of complaints handling must include a change of rack by solicitors themselves

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Conveyancing costs -- conveyancers' help is sought in compiling pricing guidelines

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Fighting for family -- the Law Society is batting hard for family solicitors

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Corporate killing -- advice for companies on the implications of the proposal for an offence of corporate killing

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Public sector focus -- how public sector and private lawyers can work best together

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No contest? An assessment of the row between central and local government over legal services contracts

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Unitary move -- local government reorganisation has heightened demand for legal services

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Matching aspirations -- reactions to Denton Hall's new pay scheme to reward non-partner senior fee-earners

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Making sure all's fair -- Pat Edwards; new legal director at the Office of Fair Trading, on a lawyer's career in government service

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New, improved SCB -- an overhaul of complaints handling must include a change of rack by solicitors themselves

1996-03-20T00:00:00Z
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Conveyancing costs -- conveyancers' help is sought in compiling pricing guidelines

1996-03-20T00:00:00Z
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Fighting for family -- the Law Society is batting hard for family solicitors

1996-03-20T00:00:00Z
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Public sector focus -- how public sector and private lawyers can work best together

1996-03-20T00:00:00Z
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No contest? An assessment of the row between central and local government over legal services contracts

1996-03-20T00:00:00Z
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Unitary move -- local government reorganisation has heightened demand for legal services

1996-03-20T00:00:00Z
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Correction to [1996] Gazette, 6 March, 24

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Alone and franchised -- a report of several successful application from sole practitioners

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Sisters doing it for themselves -- Alison Parkinson, incoming chairwoman of the Association of Women Solicitors, and Sam James, group co-chairwoman, Young Women Lawyers

1996-03-13T00:00:00Z
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GBH of a mind -- as a Bill to make stalking a crime is presented, the argument for a civil remedy

1996-03-13T00:00:00Z
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A guilty state -- a look at last week's ECJ ruling on seeking reparation for breach of EU law

1996-03-13T00:00:00Z

Last 3 months headlines – Page 2849

New, improved SCB -- an overhaul of complaints handling must include a change of rack by solicitors themselves

Conveyancing costs -- conveyancers' help is sought in compiling pricing guidelines

Fighting for family -- the Law Society is batting hard for family solicitors

Corporate killing -- advice for companies on the implications of the proposal for an offence of corporate killing

Public sector focus -- how public sector and private lawyers can work best together

No contest? An assessment of the row between central and local government over legal services contracts

Unitary move -- local government reorganisation has heightened demand for legal services

Matching aspirations -- reactions to Denton Hall's new pay scheme to reward non-partner senior fee-earners

Making sure all's fair -- Pat Edwards; new legal director at the Office of Fair Trading, on a lawyer's career in government service

New, improved SCB -- an overhaul of complaints handling must include a change of rack by solicitors themselves

Conveyancing costs -- conveyancers' help is sought in compiling pricing guidelines

Fighting for family -- the Law Society is batting hard for family solicitors

Public sector focus -- how public sector and private lawyers can work best together

No contest? An assessment of the row between central and local government over legal services contracts

Unitary move -- local government reorganisation has heightened demand for legal services

Correction to [1996] Gazette, 6 March, 24

Alone and franchised -- a report of several successful application from sole practitioners

Sisters doing it for themselves -- Alison Parkinson, incoming chairwoman of the Association of Women Solicitors, and Sam James, group co-chairwoman, Young Women Lawyers

GBH of a mind -- as a Bill to make stalking a crime is presented, the argument for a civil remedy

A guilty state -- a look at last week's ECJ ruling on seeking reparation for breach of EU law

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