Your Letters – Page 33
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Opinion
Talent management and the law
A policy of ‘poshness’ excludes real talent. Firms that support diversity initiatives are best placed to get the best people.
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Lawyers making a stand
If solicitors and barristers cannot stand up for vulnerable people, who will?
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Pulling cab rank
The cab rank rule so often espoused by the bar does not apply to hackney carriages either.
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Wrong on summary justice
The benefits of TSJ - swifter justice with fewer hearings and more effective trials - apply most notably for victims and witnesses.
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Justice built on sand?
Over recent weeks, my experience in the magistrates’ court has not been encouraging.
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Empty offences
Roger Smith surprised me with his views on the Offences against the Person Act 1861.
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Chilcot poser
Politicians who want to see passages of draft Chilcot inquiry have double standards on access to justice.
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Social mobility
The chairman and senior partner of Linklaters responds to our story ‘Elite firms accused of “poshness test”’.
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Exporting UK legal success
The government should do more to promote the export of UK legal services – how else are we going to fend off international competition?
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Pro bono donation from MPs?
Maybe politicians could fill the gap left by legal aid cuts by paying into a fund?
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When the price is right
The rebound in employment tribunal claims is occurring unevenly as firms with sophisticated pricing strategies get most work.
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Shape up on immigration
With a Conservative government intent on an even tougher approach to immigration, now would be a very good time to ensure all the paperwork is in order.
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PI: better to kill than maim?
A review of fatal accident claims is needed to consider an increase in awards and widening the categories of those who benefit.
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Forensic science: unsplendid isolation
Robust, independent and properly funded forensic science services are viewed by our government as inconvenient extras.
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Jackson is out of touch
It never ceases to amaze me how manifestly out of touch some of the judiciary seem to be.
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Separate ways
Perhaps the Law Society can be encouraged to create a separate lender representation protocol?
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Will Aid promotion
Solicitors who sign up to the scheme find that our nationwide publicity drives new clients through their doors.