All News articles – Page 1008
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CPS letters to victims ‘lack empathy’
HM Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate says use of template paragraphs comes at a cost.
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Law Commission proposes fitness-to-participate update
Current test, dating from 1836 ‘misunderstood and inconsistently applied’ law reformers say.
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Merger sees demise of Matthew Arnold & Baldwin
Veale Wasbrough Vizards announces acquisition of ‘significant part’ of commercial firm.
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First4Lawyers: we’re recovering from ‘tumultuous change’ in PI market
Profit before tax fell from £2.626m to £2.2m in the course of the 2014/15 financial year.
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New office: Burcher Jennings
Firm has joined forces with Victoria Morrison-Hughes of Kings Legal Costings.
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Briggs review: online court needed to cut out lawyers
Interim report says online dispute resolution would remove ‘disproportionate cost of using lawyers’.
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Sentences for data thieves ‘not tough enough’
Information commissioner says courts have limited options.
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Legal aid billing issues ‘unresolved’
Association of Costs Lawyers says one of 23 issues it raised with the Legal Aid Agency has been properly addressed.
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Talent-spotting is top practice priority
Recruitment, retention and succession planning are the most urgent issues for law firms in 2016, according to a survey.
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Decision postponed on proposal for new October bill of costs
Civil Procedure Rule Committee says recommendations of costs experts will require more time to analyse.
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Law firm business pioneer dies aged 56
Cheshire firm Aaron & Partners announces the sudden death of its chief executive Andy Duxbury.
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Joshua Rozenberg among solicitors made honorary silk
Gazette columnist and Law Society council member among those honoured.
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Three solicitors among 107 new QCs
Number of applications from solicitors remains in single digits.
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The man who sold the photocopies
Pop icon David Bowie, whose death was announced today, once worked at Legastat.
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QC selection panel switch
Edward Nally is to replace another former Law Society president, Linda Lee, as one of two solicitors on the QC Selection Panel.
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Not just torque – this solicitor is the wheel deal
Hereford lawyer will compete at Welsh Historic Rally Championship.
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Supreme Court rises in the ratings
Video archive and online demand service has proved to be a surprise hit.