All Profile articles – Page 61
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ProfileAlastair Logan
Veteran campaigning solicitor Alastair Logan recounts how a telephone call in December 1974 ‘changed everything’.
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ProfileMen win discrimination case over pay
Paul Doran won pay rises and compensation for 18 workers at a Welsh university who sued for sex discrimination.
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ProfileUnlawful detention appeal victory
Rheian Davies won an appeal ruling that her client could lodge a claim for unlawful detention and psychiatric injury.
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ProfileLloyd George’s secretary knew my father
No commemoration of 1914 can overlook the most influential solicitor of all time.
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Profile‘Patient neglect’ fears prompt inquiry call
Helen Rundle is providing advice and expertise in a national case involving allegations of patient neglect at a Welsh health board.
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ProfileHMRC tax ‘loss’ over interest payment
Oliver Walker acted for Littlewoods in its dispute with HMRC over interest worth £1.2bn on overpaid VAT.
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ProfilePenelope Warne
Few women solicitors have smashed the ‘glass ceiling’ into as many shards as CMS Cameron McKenna’s Penelope Warne.
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ProfileHigh Court battle over legal aid
Jon Wakefield acted for his own firm in appeal over aid agency’s refusal to allow it funding for homelessness cases.
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ProfileGlyn Maddocks
The world of the solicitor spearheading a new charity committed to helping victims of miscarriages of justice.
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ProfileLiverpool accent misinterpreted
Anne Bellchambers acted for a Liverpool woman whose accent led the police to interpret her plea for help as a murder confession.
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ProfilePhilip Collins
Outgoing OFT chair Philip Collins tells us about a 40-year City career which culminated in a spell running the UK’s competition watchdog.
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ProfileShot at dawn: time to look at the truth
To learn more about solicitors’ role in capital courts martial of the first world war, we need to discard some myths.
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ProfileBeth Warren’s late husband’s sperm saved
James Lawford Davies helped a widow stop her late husband’s frozen sperm from being destroyed.
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