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Special agents -- some of the firms that specialise in spur of the moment litigation and advocacy

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Improving conditions -- one year on, and the dire predictions made at the start of conditional fees have failed to come true

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Impartiality is the key -- demands for the profession to be regulated by an independent body are not in the best interests of either solicitors or the public

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Devilish advocate -- for the solicitor advocate, the trial begins in the robing room

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Conditional fees in professional negligence cases

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48-hour pique -- the media's reaction to the European Court's ruling on working hours is based on a misunderstanding of the Directive

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Seeking pay talks -- search for a constructive dialogue on the testy issue of pay for advocates

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Weapon of control -- The Firearms (Amendment) Bill had its second, controversial reading in the House of Commons last week

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Criminal law -- right to silence in the police station

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Globe plotting -- just what is the World Trade Organisation going to do about international legal practice

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Limited attraction -- Some of the issues surrounding the desire by law firms to reduce their exposure in an increasingly litigious market-place

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Bench marred -- the Belgian public wants to see judicial appointments divorced from politics

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Competitive advantage -- how does a firm assess its performance and what steps should a firm take to put it ahead of the pack?

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Road traffic law

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Personal injury damages -- the Court of Appeal has given a new perspective to the way damages are calculated in personal injury cases

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Making justice civil -- the first crucial steps in the long haul of implementing the Woolf proposals

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Listen to the litigators -- a plea for the direct involvement of litigators in the preparations for the Woolf reforms

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Scanning technology is a low budget boon for busy solicitors

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Fraud fudge -- the ramifications of the Law Commission's proposal for an offence of obtaining a money transfer by deception

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Sisters in law -- in the wake of a Law Society survey highlighting pay discrimination against women solicitors, a new scheme will offer mentioning

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