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Family law update; civil litigation -- McLeod v Royal Bank of Scotland

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Looking for alternatives -- three north American ADR experts say that 'multi-door' courts are the future

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Arms and the solicitor -- Kevin Robinson, 'supergun' lawyer

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The first 100 days

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An opportunity lost -- lamenting the unco-ordinated approach to criminal justice reform

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The Government's opportunity to save significant prosecution and Crown Court costs by an important reform to criminal procedure in the magistrates' court is at risk because of the lack of an overall plan.The changes, contained in the Criminal Procedure and Investigations Bill which was published last Friday, would result in ...
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Wages of sin ... the Proceeds of Crime Act, designed by the home secretary to 'send shock waves through the criminal community'

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Class action -- a radically different approach to handling multi-party actions is outlined in a new Law Society report

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Practice rule -- publicity code and misleading advertising

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Lessons in mediation -- Professor John Haynes, the internationally acclaimed mediation trainer

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Mackay gives ground on divorce law reform -- Lord Mackay has moved closer to family lawyers

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Indisputable success -- in just five years CEDR has managed to change the climate on ADR in this country

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Talk about a resolution -- a six-point plan for providing an alternative dispute resolution service

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Peace parties -- the workmanlike Arbitration Bill is likely to form part of the legislative programme in this parliament

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Objections sustained -- the Law Society will not be swayed by any faction in stating its case on family law reform

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An issue for the people -- control of drugs by the criminal law is ripe for review, but is too important to leave to politicians and lawyers

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The medical claims clinic -- National Health Service Trusts are discov ering that smaller clinical claims can be managed in-house without involving lawyers

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Fighting for equality -- the biggest battle is against the prejudice of potential employers

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A fair appeal -- the Reverend Moon case is further evidence of the courts' determination to underline the duty to act fairly

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Family law, social welfare law and commercial litigation updates

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