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Marilyn Susan Nicolas

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Practice: Debt collection - Stand and deliver

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Solicitors' conference to be 'more focused'

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Whose Council is it anyway?

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No panacea for negligence -- a no-fault compensation scheme would not provide a miracle cure for the high cost of clinical claims

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Playing the game -- sport law is a lucrative area, which grows ever more so as commercial values start to dominate

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Stand and deliver -- a recent report has found that some bailiffs abuse their powers and threaten violence -- a look at plans to reform debt collection services

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Environment law -- climate change and the European Union

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Human rights -- silence is golden

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Wills and modern tech guidelines -- the Law Society offers its recommendations for solicitors who prepare wills without

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Conditional fee agreements -- the amendments to the Civil Procedure Costs Rules which come into effect on 3 July

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Benchmarks -- human rights and the Woolf reforms -- standing by for 2 October when the Human Rights Act 1998 meets the civil justice reforms

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Unravelling the enigma of 'Thai Trading' -- are 'Thai Trading' agreements enforceable following Geraghty? The Law Society's civil litigation committee analyses the situation

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In-house team faces race discrimination charge

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Dalton reopens SIF legal claim

2000-06-03T00:00:00Z

Last 3 months headlines – Page 2779

Tort

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John Philip Barnes

Marilyn Susan Nicolas

Practice: Debt collection - Stand and deliver

Solicitors' conference to be 'more focused'

Whose Council is it anyway?

No panacea for negligence -- a no-fault compensation scheme would not provide a miracle cure for the high cost of clinical claims

Playing the game -- sport law is a lucrative area, which grows ever more so as commercial values start to dominate

Stand and deliver -- a recent report has found that some bailiffs abuse their powers and threaten violence -- a look at plans to reform debt collection services

Environment law -- climate change and the European Union

Human rights -- silence is golden

Wills and modern tech guidelines -- the Law Society offers its recommendations for solicitors who prepare wills without

Conditional fee agreements -- the amendments to the Civil Procedure Costs Rules which come into effect on 3 July

Benchmarks -- human rights and the Woolf reforms -- standing by for 2 October when the Human Rights Act 1998 meets the civil justice reforms

Unravelling the enigma of 'Thai Trading' -- are 'Thai Trading' agreements enforceable following Geraghty? The Law Society's civil litigation committee analyses the situation

In-house team faces race discrimination charge

Dalton reopens SIF legal claim

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