Your Letters – Page 34
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Legal advice for all
We need to be more imaginative in providing legal advice for people with no money, by working together with help from law firms.
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National strategy needed
Citizens Advice is not looking at a national programme to charge for advice.
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Loss of faith in solicitors
I write to highlight a worrying decline in the status of solicitors in our society.
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Our fundamental rights
There are certain principles which we believe govern civilised states – the Human Rights Act is a necessary protection for these ideals.
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Gulf legal stream
The Gulf region will become a significant area of opportunity for the provision of UK legal services and training.
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Dyson reinvents wheel
Is this not precisely the system we had under the pre-Woolf rules of the Supreme Court?
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It’s all about in-house
In a client-led legal services market, in-house lawyers are more than holding their own – it’s time we saw a bit of swagger.
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Facebook first in England
I obtained court permission in England to allow service of financial remedy proceedings via Facebook.
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Privilege stance
It is wrong to suggest the Serious Fraud Office is trying to have its cake and eat it.
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Leading the way
The procedural requirements of scrutiny and weakness in compliance both sit together in the awkward space of not just process but people leadership.
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Justice lies in ruins
The coalition government has done great harm to access to justice, the courts and to practitioners – the charge sheet is shocking.
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Not forgetting Ukip
Where were Ukip in your feature on solicitor candidates for the main parties in the general election?
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Court fees: a charter for defaulters
Court fee increases are draconian, unjust and misguided.
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Ashamed of government
It is essential to the rule of law in any democracy that lawyers are allowed to challenge the state on behalf of clients.