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NewsThe taming of the queue
Being kept on hold by the Divorce Central telephone line takes the waiting game to a whole new level.
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NewsHigh Court master is a breath of fresh air
Edmund Honohan was forced to create his own ventilation system in a Dublin courtroom.
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NewsGhost in the machine?
Perhaps the haunting of an executed highwayman is behind the ‘unique challenges’ the Central Criminal Court faces when it comes to WiFi.
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NewsDobbing in your clients
When an Australian gang war led to the death of her father, Lawyer X took matters into her own hands.
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NewsMadge of honour
A discovery at the University of Glasgow has finally put a face to the name of the UK’s first woman solicitor.
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NewsFood for the [Dover] soul
In Brexit year, white cliffs are a recurrent theme at the Law Society Art Group’s annual show.
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NewsQuango queen Goldwag spreads her wings
Legal complaints chair takes the reins at leasehold advisory body.
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NewsA broken shield and random arrow? SRA badge is so much more
Logo deeply communicates intent within a context of security and protection, marketing expert concludes.
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NewsGatecrasher fails the SRA compliance test
Unknown client delivers a scripted rant against a solicitor.
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NewsSolicitor Magson 'so proud' after agonising Apprentice exit
Sarah Ann Magson ’raring to return’ to solicitor day job after exit from the BBC show.
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NewsMarketing mission loses its fizz
Brand management is all the rage with law firms, but clumsy attempts to protect the image can sometimes backfire. Just ask New Zealand outfit Simpson Grierson, which probably went too far in trying to recently portray the wholesome nature of the firm. The firm had posted a photo ...
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NewsLeave the money and run
A conference of barristers was more impressed by Gauke’s latest promise of cash than his latest speech.
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