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OpinionA tale of two countries
There was much of interest for solicitors in the recent Queen’s speech.
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Careers Counsellor: Q&A
Advice from our panel on explaining your financial history to the SRA and extending a career break.
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Letters roundup - 27 January 2020
A culture of fear and making merry: your letters to the editor.
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You can’t force staff to have fun if they don’t want to
Efforts to engender a team spirit and make colleagues feel special are great, but only if it’s welcome.
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The end is nigh for barristers. Again
The bar is on its last legs – or so says information provider LexisNexis.
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Why are disabled people seemingly ‘unexpected’ in the legal profession?
Fairness in recruitment has been identified as a problematic area for disabled people.
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Independent variable
What if, by some devolutionary concession, Scotland opts out of Supreme Court jurisdiction?
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Is ‘Helen’s law’ an empty gesture?
Unless panel members ignore the Parole Board’s own guidance, it is hard to see what difference the legislation will make.
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Time to tackle the law’s drinking culture
Junior Lawyers Division launches its guidance on creating a healthy drinking culture in the workplace.
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Creating a future that is female-shaped
Alison Herbert and Dr Phyl Hughes review titles by Caroline Criado-Perez, Mary Portas and Michelle Obama.
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Letters roundup - 20 January 2020
Clarity on immigration advice and tackling domestic abuse: your letters to the editor.
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Blog: Mother in law
Diary of a busy practitioner, juggling work and family somewhere in England. This week: maternity leave advice.
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Cameras in court risks chucking judges under the bus
It’s laudible to increase understanding of the justice system - but without context this move is dangerous.
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Where next for deferred prosecution agreements?
The regime may be introducing a ‘parking fine’ approach to corporate criminality.
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Common law gave Scruton a narrative of home
Britain’s most eminent Conservative philosopher has died at 75. He will be missed.
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Pioneering Dutch judgment on climate change
Supreme Court ruled Netherlands is obliged to step up by one quarter its cut in greenhouse gas emissions by end of 2020.
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A pathway through a quagmire
The Negligence Liability of Public Authorities (2nd edition) | Duncan Fairgrieve and Dan Squires QC
