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NewsSham contracts and a tonne of bundles in Man City epic
Premier League’s independent report says case was ‘hard fought on both sides’. That’s probably an understatement.
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NewsThey’re off! Lady chief justice starts the great legal race
Solicitors, legal executives and regulators join the Bar v Bench race - all in a good cause.
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NewsLegal luminaries pound the streets
Early risers tomorrow can cheer on judges, barristers and solicitors running for a good cause.
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NewsGlobal bar won’t face the music
One thing is missing from this year's International Bar Association’s annual jamboree.
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NewsFinding fault with the experts
Another forensic scientist has bitten the dust under cross-examination.
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NewsWrong law firm bitten by watchdog
Red faces at the Financial Conduct Authority, which this week maligned an innocent law firm.
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NewsMutiny in the rankings
Staff at Legalease, publisher of the closely watched Legal500 rankings, are striking for two weeks ‘to win fairer pay’.
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NewsDivorce Day is dead, long live the September Split
A new alliterative hook has entered the room.
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NewsFor sale: The Old Courthouse
A nine-bedroom home in Cambridgeshire includes a former courtroom and prison cells.
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NewsLet a computer say yes to justice
‘All these cases now to be heard by the magistrates. They’ll never get through them.’
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NewsBootcamps put Gen-Z on the line
Firms are resorting to bootcamps for newcomers to learn certain arcane skills.
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NewsNorris turns on charm on debut
As-yet-unsworn-in lord chancellor makes his House of Commons debut.
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NewsLawyer's surprise coaching role
Aviation finance specialist is nurturing women's cricket - in Spain.
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NewsBar v Bench returns: this time it's standing alone
Up to 150 members of the legal sector will rise early before dawn, lace up and race to raise funds.
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NewsMemory lane
Rightmove exits HIPs, ECJ plan unveiled, and solicitor advertising: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
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NewsPeri funny officer
Police forces are attempting their own gags when sending out press releases on matters that hardly call for humour.
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NewsRumour mill led to murder charge
75 years before solicitors Harold Greenwood and Major Armstrong were accused of murder, Edmond Edmonds was charged with the murder of his wife.