All News articles – Page 1121
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NewsFirm hire: Fairweathers Solicitors
Kate Virica moves from Simpson Millar’s London office where she specialised in claimant personal injury work
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NewsPartner hire: Burnetts in Cumbria
Michael Walby returns to the firm and was previously at Pinsent Masons.
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NewsInsurers still crave reform despite premiums fall
Motor premiums have now fallen by 7% over the past 18 months from a pre-LASPO level of £382.
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NewsJudicial reviews against government up 92%
Figures revealed in the same week as the House of Lords thwarts government plans to restrict judicial review.
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NewsSociety urges overhaul of criminal justice efficiency
Paper identifies problem areas all the way from police station interview to the Court of Appeal.
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NewsAXA succeeds with private prosecution against claimant
Paul Gustar claimed he suffered a back injury while working for a haulage company.
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NewsFirm hires: Legatus Law
Leeds-based practice takes on lawyer Naeem Siraj and paralegal Minal Supri.
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NewsDigital law firm created to meet growing demand
DigitalLawUK said to be first practice of its kind.
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NewsPartner hire: James Russell at Coffin Mew
James trained and practised in the litigation and arbitration group of Linklaters.
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NewsPromotions: BPE Solicitors
Elizabeth Saunders, Lisa Gettins and Douglas Armstrong all promoted.
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NewsPrivacy granted for multi-million-pound fee dispute
Ruling ‘protects confidentiality’ of those who challenge lawyers’ fees.
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NewsCompensation warning on parole delays
Delays in releasing prisoners could trigger more claims against the Parole Board, National Audit Office warns.
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NewsGovernment defeated in Lords on JR reform
Law Society urges government to drop judicial review reform plans after they are rejected by peers.
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NewsParental leave boost for solicitors
Legislation coming into force in December could trigger increase in advice requests, claims Sarah Gilzean.
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NewsConveyancing market levels out
Findings of SearchFlow survey suggest that the property market is beginning to stabilise.
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NewsChinese contract challenges
Firms acting for investors in China should not necessarily push for contracts to be subject to foreign law.