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Conduct and service

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Risk management

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Question of ethics

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Law Society annual general meeting

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Diary: 3 August to 4 December 2001

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Premium judgment -- 'Callery v Gray' establishes that premiums in personal injury cases are recoverable and firms may charge success fees -- but the legal world is not entirely satisfied

2001-07-26T00:00:00Z
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Do you have a lazy partner? Almost every firm in the country has a partner who is not performing -- but their colleagues are failing to take them to task

2001-07-26T00:00:00Z
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Trial and tribulations -- in 1993 Jon Venables and Robert Thompson killed James Bulger; the court drama and whether the killers should be allowed anonymity

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Giving kids legal cred -- more custodial sentencing, a new cautioning system and reform to the guardian 'ad litem' system make this a key time for those representing juveniles

2001-07-26T00:00:00Z
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In a seat of influence -- the role of the legaly lobbyist -- but with more and more firms seeking to pull the strings of government, should a voluntary code of conduct be adopted?

2001-07-26T00:00:00Z
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Commons desire -- profiles of three solicitors on different rungts of the ministerial ladder and how legal training helps them in Whitehall

2001-07-26T00:00:00Z
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Painful contractions -- with incomes down, confusion over forms and inadequate software, criminal contracting has thrown firms into turmoil

2001-07-26T00:00:00Z
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Rewarding diversity -- the winners of this year's Gazette-sponsored Young Solicitors Group Pro Bono Awards demonstrate the diversity of free work carried out by young solicitors

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Benchmarks -- pre-action protocols -- a round up of the differences between pre-action protocols

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Law Society's annual general meeting -- minutes of the AGM of the members of the Law Society held at the Society's Hall, 12 July 2001 with President Michael Napier in the chair

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Callery ruling boosts claimant solicitors

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Callery ruling boosts claimant solicitors

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Residential conveyancing claims plummet

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Criminal firms face crisis

2001-07-20T00:00:00Z
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Legal aid fillip for millions

2001-07-20T00:00:00Z

Last 3 months headlines – Page 2520

Conduct and service

Risk management

Question of ethics

Law Society annual general meeting

Diary: 3 August to 4 December 2001

Premium judgment -- 'Callery v Gray' establishes that premiums in personal injury cases are recoverable and firms may charge success fees -- but the legal world is not entirely satisfied

Do you have a lazy partner? Almost every firm in the country has a partner who is not performing -- but their colleagues are failing to take them to task

Trial and tribulations -- in 1993 Jon Venables and Robert Thompson killed James Bulger; the court drama and whether the killers should be allowed anonymity

Giving kids legal cred -- more custodial sentencing, a new cautioning system and reform to the guardian 'ad litem' system make this a key time for those representing juveniles

In a seat of influence -- the role of the legaly lobbyist -- but with more and more firms seeking to pull the strings of government, should a voluntary code of conduct be adopted?

Commons desire -- profiles of three solicitors on different rungts of the ministerial ladder and how legal training helps them in Whitehall

Painful contractions -- with incomes down, confusion over forms and inadequate software, criminal contracting has thrown firms into turmoil

Rewarding diversity -- the winners of this year's Gazette-sponsored Young Solicitors Group Pro Bono Awards demonstrate the diversity of free work carried out by young solicitors

Benchmarks -- pre-action protocols -- a round up of the differences between pre-action protocols

Law Society's annual general meeting -- minutes of the AGM of the members of the Law Society held at the Society's Hall, 12 July 2001 with President Michael Napier in the chair

Callery ruling boosts claimant solicitors

Callery ruling boosts claimant solicitors

Residential conveyancing claims plummet

Criminal firms face crisis

Legal aid fillip for millions

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