Opinion – Page 283
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OpinionWhat is a lawyer?
The boundary between being a lawyer and non-lawyer is becoming blurred – but we still have one thing to hold on to.
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Curbing mischievous complaints
Time limits and fees could weed out unjustified complaints and ensure they are not used simply as a tactic to avoid payment.
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Coroners’ court disparity
Refusal to allow legal aid for inquests creates an unlevel playing field.
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On the bus to Poland
It is heartening to see such a dynamic legal market in Poland – hopefully our books helped.
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OpinionBOOK REVIEW: Under My Wig
A candid and inspiring autobiography from the barrister who became legal adviser to the king of Jordan.
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OpinionBOOK REVIEW: Effective Interviewing for Disciplinary, Grievance and Complaints Investigations
very good example of a small textbook covering best practice and including well-honed cross-examination techniques.
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OpinionHuman rights imperative
The International Olympic Committee’s new anti-discrimination clause has symbolic power.
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OpinionIs it time to refuse pro bono work?
The government is relying on the generosity of lawyers – maybe now enough is enough.
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OpinionRobots running law firms? Surely not
Forget ‘Tesco’ law and legal aid cuts – the real threat to the status quo for lawyers might be more futuristic.
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OpinionA new EU term begins
After the protracted handover of European commissions, there is much to keep lawyers occupied.
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OpinionSitting in judgement
The chairman of new press regulator Ipso will be rated on his ability to determine the public interest.
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Grayling: abdication of responsibility
The lord chancellor deserves censure for his failure to make a decision on how the discount rate should be set under the Damages Act 1996.
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Sticking to the protocol
There may be a remedy for unnecessary delays in the conveyancing process.
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Right signals on justice
Reckless outsourcing of interpreting services, risks dragging us back to the bad old days of miscarriages of justice.
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Legal aid cost myths
Amount spent on legal aid across Europe cannot be compared like for like, because our system is different.
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OpinionGiving victims a fair hearing
The Rotherham grooming scandal bolsters the case for more witness support, says Mark Castle.