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Lawyers AIM costs too low

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Lawyers AIM costs too low

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Report reveals flaws in legal aid advice

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Dialling up advice

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Admission of trust

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Firms plan for 25% marketing increase to keep client base

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Diary: 26 june to 18 july

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17 firms launch alliance to advise forces personnel

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Direction from the principal registry of the Family Division (16 March 2001)

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Deals of the week 21.06.2001

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European law

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War in the dock - When the international criminal court is ratified, it will tackle torture, genocide and civil disputes

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The end of compulsory powers? The implications of recent European case law which may put an end to effective compulsory powers

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Benchmarks -- families at war - recent decisions on family injunctions

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Happy campers - Soaking up the sun on a beach is not part of the brief for travel specialist law firms; instead, they could be dealing with the fall-out from the package tour rules

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Spreading the risk - City firms are celebrating another year of growth, but managi ng partners and finance directors are preparing for a war to keep rising costs in check

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Trainees bring the modern touch - firms ignoring technology may breed discontent among a generation of trainees who want to use their IT skills in practice

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Getting a grip on the new legal landscape - answers to some of the common questions raised by legal aid practitioners

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