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NewsLondon legal walk kicks off with 10k sprint
Three very swift teams of barristers, judges and solicitors run the route before 15,000 walkers hit the streets this afternoon.
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NewsThomas walks the talk
Aspiring lawyer Thomas Isaac decided to go a little more traditional in his job hunt: turning up in person.
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NewsCourt up in a blaze of colour
A technicolour of crafted quilts are on dispay at the Royal Courts of Justice.
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NewsHeaven and Hull for cup-winning solicitor
Solicitor Neil Hudgell's Hull KR team beat Warrington in the final of rugby league’s Challenge Cup.
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NewsRound the island in nine breezy hours
'We were somewhat damp,' Law Society Yacht Club members report.
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NewsLiP service and monkey business
I had several dealings with litigants in person, few of which seemed to work in my favour.
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NewsLIDW: Getting to the church on time
Southwark Cathedral hosts London International Disputes Week's opening reception.
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NewsClock ticking for legal walk teams
You have until midnight tonight (6 June) to register for the biggest access to justice fundraising event in the legal calendar.
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NewsGallery: LIDW unwinds with Law Rocks!
London's Scala venue was rocking until the small hours as six bands put on a rousing London International Disputes Week show.
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NewsMemory lane
An embarrassing question to ask during divorce proceedings and the Society’s centenary celebrations: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
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NewsTrix of the trade
Law commission says its recommendations for electronic wills would ensure the law is fit for purpose for the modern age; but not everything is being updated.
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NewsWrong numbers
Misnumbering of court bundles is ‘only too common’, an unimpressed Court of Appeal judge tells litigants.
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NewsHill treats blues
Everton Football Club has unveiled an exclusive sponsor for its new Bramley Moor Dock home, but will it stick?
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NewsTrial by TV: You be the Judge
Channel 5 programme presented by Anne Robinson is designed to show the flaws of our sentencing system.
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NewsFirst AI law firm? Er, not quite
The regulator has authorised a start-up firm to provide legal advice generated by AI. But did the excitement go a little too far?
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NewsEdith Piaf back at the Cube
Your regulator continues to accept criticism with all the humility of a toddler denying they drew on the walls while holding a crayon.
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NewsTruth stranger than Whitehall fiction
Is government policy being modelled on classic Whitehall sitcom Yes Minister?
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Memory lane
LAA's denial over an online billing system and lawyers' election triumph: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.