All Profile articles – Page 51
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ProfileOnline crowd funder’s first case
Julia Salasky brings case funded by people donating money online.
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ProfileInterview: Joy Merriam
Prize-winning solicitor-advocate Joy Merriam on why it is important to ‘speak human’
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ProfileGroup claim against London estate agent Foxtons
Chris Haan bringing a claim against Foxtons over allegations it charged commissions of up to 33% of a contractor’s fee for repairs and other work.
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ProfileRoundtable: PII market
The 2014 professional indemnity renewal round was characterised as ‘benign’. After years of turmoil, is the insurance market for solicitors finally stabilising?
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ProfileTesco food theft case thrown out
Angus Westgarth acted for couple who were accused of stealing groceries from skip behind supermarket.
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ProfileInterview: Deborah Grimason
Travis Perkins GC Deborah Grimason on why in-house lawyers must strive to sit at the management table.
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ProfileTribute: Roderick O’Driscoll, ADR pioneer
Rod O’Driscoll, a leading commercial and construction lawyer with a passionate interest in alternative dispute resolution, died on 10 May. Blair Gulland, chairman of Gullands, pays tribute.
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ProfileGay couple win surrogacy care case
Natalie Gamble acted for couple who were tricked into informal surrogacy arrangement.
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ProfileInterview: Robert Volterra
Public international lawyer Robert Volterra is proud of his role in reducing global conflict.
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ProfileRedundant workers denied compensation
Louise Curtis acted for workers denied protective award compensation.
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ProfileRoundtable: access to justice
The legal profession’s belief in access to justice for all is undimmed. But faced with an ageing cadre of practitioners and swingeing public funding cuts, that commitment must be combined with creativity.
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ProfileDamages for wrongly accused football fans
Darren White acted for QPR supporters wrongly charged over behaviour at match.
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ProfileInterview: Catherine Dixon
The Law Society’s new chief executive wants to hear from solicitors about how the organisation can best serve members and stay relevant in a rapidly changing legal sector.
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